#corporate-restructuring

#corporate-restructuring

In the third quarter of 2025, Amazon achieved its strongest growth in its AWS cloud division since 2022. Amazon Web Services' revenue grew by 20 percent to $33 billion. This exceeded Wall Street's expectations, which had predicted $32.4 billion. Amazon's total revenue rose thirteen percent to $180.2 billion in the third quarter. Net income rose to $21.2 billion, or $1.95 per share. The figures exceeded analysts' expectations, leading to a share price increase of approximately nine percent in after-hours trading.

Here are some eye-opening numbers: Last year, nearly 20 million Americans got pink slips. By June of this year, 10 million employees had been dismissed from a range of industries and companies, including blue-chip tech firms like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, as well as once secure federal agencies. A whopping 1.6 million workers are laid off each month. Losing your job is a perpetually looming threat: 40% of American workers report being terminated at least once in their careers;

Takeshi Numoto, Microsoft's chief marketing officer, and his marketing team will join the newly created organization, with Takeshi reporting directly to Althoff as CMO; Numoto will still also report directly to Nadella on all-up business models, planning, consumer marketing, and corporate brand and communications.

The move comes as the 5,000-person company faces mounting pressure. Advertising revenue growth flatlined at 4% in the second quarter, and North American daily active users declined 2% to 98 million, a troubling sign in Snap's most important market. Spiegel does highlight one bright spot: Snapchat+ subscriptions now generate over $700 million in annual recurring revenue from more than 15 million paying subscribers, making direct revenue "one of Snap's fastest-growing opportunities."

In an open letter about his plans for Paramount, incoming chairman and CEO David Ellison announced that the business will be split into three distinct units: studios, direct-to-consumer, and TV media.

Thames Water is heavily in debt with £1.27 billion owed to creditors and has incurred £122 million in fines from Ofwat, indicating severe financial distress.

In our decision to restructure, we are aiming to cultivate a resilient company ready for the next decade, which entails embracing a start-up mentality again.

CareerBuilder + Monster's bankruptcy filing highlights the struggles of merging two legacy job platforms in an era of declining sales and job market uncertainty.

Faye Iosotaluno will step down as CEO of Tinder in July after less than a year, focusing on personal ambitions, including supporting women leaders.

The company's decision to form a fellowship indicates a shift in strategy focused on clearer branding and committing to new game releases within a competitive market.