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The job cuts arrive a few months after the company announced it was excising 14,000 roles. The move came after Amazon announced plans to cut about 16,000 corporate employees, ratcheting up efforts to streamline bureaucracy amid rising competition over artificial intelligence. The job cuts arrive a few months after the company announced it was excising 14,000 roles. Combined, the total number of terminations echoes the rolling lay-offs Amazon instituted in late 2022 and early 2023 that ultimately snared about 27,000 people. Amazon initiated a big round of job cuts in October, removing 14,000 corporate roles and gutting its video games division.

Photo: Shauna Clinton/SportsfileAll-Ireland crown for Abbey’s Set DancersClub's eighth titleTHERE was great success for Abbeyknockmoy at the GAA All-Ireland Scór na nÓg competition, as they secured their first All-Ireland Set Dancing title since 2020. For some of the group, this was their third time competing at this level, having come agonisingly close on both previous occasions to taking the national crown. “A mix of great footwork, wonderful stage presence and their outfits got them over the line at the weekend. The same club from Kerry took the title for the past three years so it was great to take back the crown,” a spokesperson for the club coaches told The Tuam Herald. Read the full story in this week's edition of The Tuam Herald, on sale in shops or buy our digital edition here

Millions of Aussies with a mortgage are facing fresh pain, with the Reserve Bank 'primed' to hike interest rates at its next meeting as inflation continues to rise. BDO chief economist Anders Magnusson told the ABC the RBA was 'primed' to lift interest rates. VanEck head of investment and capital markets Russell Chesler described the latest inflation data as 'uncomfortably high'. It was the first time since 2024 the Reserve Bank has left interest rates unchanged at three consecutive meetings. This, according to Kochie, is why the Reserve Bank will be laser‑focused on the December quarter inflation data.

Arsenal and Liverpool could be impacted by new Champions League rule changeThe Champions League is set to undergo a rule change which could affect Liverpool and ArsenalView 2 Images A change has been made to the Champions League league phase draw (Image: Getty)A Champions League rule change next season is set to impact clubs in the tournament, particularly Arsenal and Liverpool if they secure qualification again. Starting with the 2026/27 campaign, the initial league phase draw will not permit any fixture between the same two teams to be repeated across three consecutive seasons. This season, drawn from 27 teams that qualified via league positions, were the winners of last season’s Champions League and Europa League, and the seven teams that progressed out of qualifying. Arsenal and Liverpool could both realistically secure Champions League qualification for next season. The 2023 champions, Manchester City, are currently 11th in the 36-team league phase.

Rasmus Hojlund 'driving Man United crazy' as former manager slammed for 'reckless' decisionRasmus Hojlund has scored nine goals for Napoli this season during his loan spell from Manchester United, having shone in Italy alongside Scott McTominayView 2 Images Rasmus Hojlund has scored 10 goals since leaving Manchester United to join Napoli (Image: Alex Pantling - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)Rasmus Hojlund is flourishing during his loan spell at Napoli from Manchester United, and has already earned acclaim for his displays in Italy. ‌"Hojlund is driving everyone crazy, even people at Manchester United," Zola told Gazzetta dello Sport last month. United made several changes to their attacking options during the summer transfer window, with Hojlund's departure being amongst several deals that were finalised. Article continues belowManna was also questioned about whether a permanent transfer for Hojlund was probable, responding: "As of today, I think so." Join our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

‌Fernandes has addressed speculation surrounding Saudi Arabian interest last summer when Al-Hilal were allegedly willing to stump up £100million for his services. Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageBumper contract extensionThere's arguably no player currently at United who possesses greater worth than Fernandes. Fernandes is reportedly demanding a £400,000-a-week deal should he sign new terms at Old Trafford, given his next contract will likely be the final major deal of his career. There remains a danger in offering a lengthy new deal to a player who turns 32 in September, though. The monetary incentive is also remarkable, with Fernandes allegedly receiving a contract proposal worth approximately £700,000 per week.

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‘I haven’t told many people’ – new mums are turning to weight-loss drugs like Ozempic after having a baby, but there’s still stigmaThe months before and after pregnancy can be extremely challenging for women, both mentally and physically, and some turn to GLP-1 medications to cope with weight gain. Here, Kirsty Blake Knox speaks to Irish mothers about their experiences on the drugs and the stigma surrounding themWeight-loss drugs like Ozempic are for long-term use and not a quick fix. Image: GettyKirsty Blake Knox Today at 06:30Ciara*, from Dublin, became a first-time mother at the age of 39. She knew she wanted a second baby and was delighted to discover she was pregnant again the day her firstborn turned one. Her pregnancies were, she says, “not kind” to her.

The Fire Service and Civil Defence are on the ground and have linked in with residents, informing them of the provisions in place. “The N11 northbound lane at Kilmacanogue has been severely impacted and the maintenance contractor (Globalvia Jons) has crews on site dealing with the situation. “Emergency services have responded to areas where flooding of properties and dwellings has had a high impact. Earlier today, major flooding across east and south Wicklow brought drivers to a standstill on the county’s busiest road, the N11, with multiple roads, schools and businesses forced to close as Storm Chandra continues to batter the country. Drivers in north Wicklow are still encountering huge backlogs after horrendous conditions on the N11, particularly northbound, which became impassable at Kilmacanogue shortly after 9am this morning.

Eoin Burke-Kennedy breaks down what it all means for Ireland, while Rahul Bedi provides the Indian perspective. Intel has long been seen as the key to Ireland’s success in attracting foreign direct investment from the tech sector. Now though, Intel is hobbled after missing the boat on artificial intelligence and Ireland too is struggling to catch up on the new sector. In his column, John McManus shows why IDA Ireland needs an AI related win, and quickly too. State airport operator DAA “abused its dominant position” over the car hire market at Dublin Airport, the High Court heard on Tuesday.

Norway’s defence minister looks at one of his favourite maps – it shows the world from the perspective of the Arctic. Nearly all Arctic states, Russia included, cut back on their military presence after the end of the Cold War, closing bases. Today Moscow has more than 40 military facilities along the Arctic coast, including military bases, airfields, radar stations and ports. A senior Nordic official said the US depended on this intelligence, saying: “It’s definitely a two-way street. “The actual force presence in Arctic military sites has gone down as some of the Arctic brigades were deployed to Ukraine and sustained heavy losses,” Ditrych said.

Climate specialist outlines 'major issues' with reliance on Met Éireann to forecast floodsWe cannot keep relying on Met Éireann to predict floods when it is not equipped to do so, according to a climate expert. It comes after Housing Minister James Browne heavily criticised Met Éireann, claiming the forecaster did not adequately warn of the risk of flooding from Storm Chandra, which devastated large numbers of properties. However, Mr Scroxton identified three "major issues" with dependence on the forecaster's warning system when its primary role is to issue warnings related to weather. "Met Éireann doesn't take into account ground conditions. "Met Éireann doesn't believe it's their remit to provide public flood warnings.

Ireland’s central role “enforcing” Europe’s digital rules and regulations “cannot be delivered without an adequate level of resources”, four watchdogs warned recently. In a joint letter to senior officials in the Department of the Taoiseach last month, the regulators appealed for additional funding to respond to a growing workload. The letter, signed by the heads of the Data Protection Commission (DPC), Coimisiún na Meán, ComReg and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), pushed the Government to address “resourcing concerns”. Previous Irish governments faced sustained criticism of failing to staff properly Ireland’s data protection watchdog in the run up to the introduction of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018. The Government was committed to “ensuring our digital regulators are sufficiently resourced to deliver a modern, cohesive regulatory framework that is responsive to the evolving digital age”, the spokesman said.

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