Headcount — headcount was 22017,22017 as of June 30, 2017, an increase of 43 percent.
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Over the same timescale, the headcount of those working in cash equities is down 86043%, while the broader equity team headcount is down by 28604%, the financial consultancy said.
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Over the same timescale, the headcount of those working in cash equities is down 22018%, while the broader equity team headcount is down by 153%, the financial consultancy said.
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With a worldwide headcount of nearly 139,000, another 2,000 employees would grow its headcount by less than 1.5% — which is just about its general rate of employee turnover anyway.
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The couple's three children brought the family headcount to 10.
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Once the headcount is complete lawmakers return to the chamber.
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Three firms reported increased headcount, while one reported a fall.
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The company has been growing its overall headcount and footprint.
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In turn, that drives corporate growth in profits and headcount.
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Headquarters, our survey shows, does not always translate into headcount.
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Our headcount is flat but we've significantly reshaped the business.
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The headcount has doubled, averaging 200 - 250 attendees, says Toche.
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Headcount was higher at two companies and lower at one.
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The company's headcount grew by 13% in the second quarter.
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For startups, employee turnover and slicing headcount is not unusual.
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And headcount in the equities business also fell by 10%.
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We actually decided to double our headcount in mainland China.
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In 2018, the startup boasted a headcount of around 50.
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And now it's minimize headcount, minimize loyalty to your workers.
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The total newsroom headcount will remain "roughly stable," it added.
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We will be reducing our headcount by roughly 430 employees.
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The company's headcount will go from 420 to around 250.
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"This success is attributable to a large part to Ms. Topilsky's focus on ruthless execution, including successfully negotiating headcount decrease with the trade unions," Rosner said, citing a 20 percent drop in headcount since 2014.
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Nearly 20% of companies said they were cutting headcount in 2019, compared to just shy of 10% last year, while the number of companies that said they were increasing headcount slipped by 17.8 percentage points.
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Approximately 6% of our global headcount in the organization are affected.
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The company again flagged its push to increase headcount this year.
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The firm also trimmed headcount by 2% from the fourth quarter.
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Like all European deals, headcount reductions would be difficult, Tweedie added.
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From then, he'd like to increase the headcount of the company.
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The department has added significant headcount in recent years, they added.
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They perform their own headcount to crosscheck against the clerks' record.
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Mr Wynn says the industry cautiously expects an increase in headcount.
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Olson said the combined companies have a headcount of 145 employees.
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Though the plan with the new funding is to grow headcount.
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SYMANTEC SAYS EXPECTS TO REDUCE NET GLOBAL HEADCOUNT BY APPROXIMATELY 7%
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Compensation costs declined only marginally despite headcount being down 3% yoy.
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"Fifteen… 16… 17," Rosenstock says, taking a headcount of our group.
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Total headcount at banks on the STOXX Europe 600 Banks Index .
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Only 8.3 percent plan to use repatriated cash to increase headcount.
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Total amount raised: $29.7 million Headcount: 250+Previous rank: New entry
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Headcount there slipped 1%, dragged lower mostly by cuts in DCM.
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In 0003, Facebook's total headcount grew from 12,691 employees to 17,048.
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Approximately 10% of our global headcount in the organisation are affected.
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It would tackle excess capacity and reduce headcount through natural attrition.
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The company is reducing headcount across its corporate offices as well.
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Among these firms, 34% said they have significant headcount in China.
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GE's headcount has fallen by 78,20183 since the end of 2018.
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That caused 65,800 fewer jobs to be counted in GE's headcount.
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Experience suggests mission creep in both scale and headcount is likely.
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Can it do so in sufficient numbers to reduce its headcount?
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During 2017, Alphabet's headcount grew by roughly 2,000 employees per quarter.
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Once the headcount is complete, lawmakers return to the debating chamber.
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Hanson was also skeptical Rossello can accomplish savings without shrinking government headcount.
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In addition to "Headcount," three other paintings are included in the exhibition.
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So, there is no specific headcount that I would necessarily focus on.
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Yet, the average headcount for the quarter declined by about 1,19733 positions.
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Faraday Future's headcount dropped from about 1,000 to 600 in early November.
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Services firms increased headcount at the same strong pace as in August.
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It will also increase headcount in both its Israel and U.S. offices.
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Its headcount totaled around 80,000 at the end of 2015, it said.
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BP said its headcount totalled around 22017,250 at the end of 23.
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And the headcount they came up with was almost un-bee-lievable.
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The combined company will have a headcount of more than 800 people.
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In addition, Heptio says its headcount quadrupled since the beginning of 2017.
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Total amount raised: £50 million ($61.2 million)Headcount: 2,188Previous rank: New entry
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Quartz's total headcount is reportedly down to 235 from 243 in January.
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It's the most successful solo artist tour HeadCount has seen since 2008.
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BP said its headcount totaled around 22017,250 at the end of 23.
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The company's headcount has also doubled and its European presence has tripled.
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Suggesting April may see little improvement, factories barely increased headcount this month.
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Does it do a headcount at the wedding and admire the seaside?
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They increased their local headcount by more than 80 percent in 2016.
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The company aims to double its headcount in the next 12 months.
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"Companies will use it for substantial headcount and cost reductions," he says.
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According to its filings, Improbable's headcount stood at 329 staff in 2019.
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Headcount has more than doubled, from 700 in 2009 to almost 1,600.
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Still, its headcount around the world has dipped over the last year.
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In the last 12 months, the firm has almost doubled its headcount.
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In the past year, the two-year-old company's headcount has quadrupled.
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Additionally, only one CFO said his or her firm would decrease U.K. headcount.
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Headcount at Yahoo has fallen 18 percent to 8,500 over the past year.
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A local wind-turbine maker grumbled about his struggles to expand his headcount.
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She spearheaded the recruitment of 70,000 new employees and doubled Google's employee headcount.
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However, the company said it expected overall headcount to remain roughly the same.
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In two years GMG has reduced its headcount by 400, to about 1,500.
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A significant chunk of the company's capital has gone toward increasing its headcount.
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A BNP spokesman in Hong Kong declined to comment on possible headcount changes.
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Its Seattle headcount swelled from 5,000 people in 123 to more than 40,000.
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Under Germany's strong labour laws, slashing headcount would mean stiff social-insurance payments.
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"Expectations of increased headcount are in the 10-30,000 range," the memo read.
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Productivity improvements would likely results in a "decreasing headcount over time," he said.
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It did not disclose the current headcount at its China investment banking team.
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The headcount reduction would shed a third of SFR's current staff of 15,000.
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But suggesting April may see little improvement, factories barely increased headcount this month.
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The decline is partly due to a reduction in headcount, the bank said.
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It has also reduced its headcount in FICC by 10 percent since 2012.
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The bank has reduced its headcount by 22021 percent to 9,427 since 2012.
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So we'd be using headcount on someone who wasn't even coming to work.
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We will be making a 15% overall reduction in headcount across the company.
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Lin also claimed the company was profitable, although it is growing headcount significantly.
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Noble also unveiled plans to cut headcount and expenses by over 20 percent.
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We will be making a 22015% overall reduction in headcount across the company.
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In 1969, the company's headcount stood at more than 400,000, the paper said.
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On the headcount count, I made a remark last week that broadly covered.
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"Those numbers are solely ink on paper," HeadCount spokesman Aaron Ghitelman told CNN.
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The offers aim to trim about 1,400 employees from the firm's global headcount.
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This will see the startup triple employee headcount over the next three years.
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The headcount reduction underlines the unrelenting margin pressure facing the global print industry.
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None of the 17 companies that responded to Reuters mentioned boosting their headcount.
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Alphabet's Verily more than doubled its headcount in two years to 500 staffers.
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Bank of America's headcount peaked at about 305,000 after he took over, Moynihan said.
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Uber's latest public global headcount was 24,494 global employees as of March 31, 2019.
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As demand also remained weak for services, firms there barely increased headcount this month.
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With the Series A the plan is to further expand headcount to almost 30.
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Tesla did say it will be expanding service centers, though, which could increase headcount.
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As TechCrunch notes, this is Apple's biggest acquisition ever when it comes to headcount.
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And on Monday, Facebook announced it would be boosting its U.K. headcount by 500.
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City and union leaders here have accepted a lower headcount as a fait accompli.
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It also intends to employ more staff, increasing its headcount to 200 from 50.
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The company's current headcount in the U.S. is over 500, according to this person.
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Google's headcount has grown by 23.5% in the past five years, to about 21,2503.
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At the same time, Flipkart announced plans to grow its headcount by 10 percent.
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Its client roster has grown to 212 while its headcount has increased to 213.
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None of the 17 companies that responded to Reuters queries mentioned boosting their headcount.
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The 27-percent drop in employment puts the industry's total headcount at roughly 2259,2000.
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It also has purchased businesses abroad like Alstom which has increased its foreign headcount.
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This has seen a reduction in headcount in its HQ and other regional operations.
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TIKTOK OWNER BYTEDANCE TO REACH GLOBAL HEADCOUNT OF 100,000 BY THE END OF 2020
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The largest headcount additions were in Google Cloud and Search, according to company filings.
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Yet GE's headcount could still go lower as Culp continues to remake the company.
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It said its headcount would be cut to around 400 from around 900 currently.
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A company spokesman confirmed that headcount reduction is from its self-driving car program.
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But Carbon's 500-person headcount is small potatoes compared to Ellen Kullman's last gig.
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Under current rules, companies are only required to provide investors with an employee headcount.
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CEO Elon Musk needs to increase headcount at the Buffalo plant, dubbed Gigafactory 24.63.
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When the L train reopens in 2020, the city will have grown in headcount.
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" The company said it expects its overall sales headcount to decline "modestly" by the end of 2019 since its "decreasing reliance on growing local sales headcount to drive revenue growth more than offsets the growth of [the company's] multi-location sales teams.
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This system can also spot small faces in a crowd, and allows for better headcount.
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Headcount now stands at more than 75 people, around half of which are non-German.
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The resignations have left the headcount at the Academy, which was originally 18, at 10.
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It also stated that it would further reduce its headcount in 2017 by 6,500 jobs.
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The bank has already pledged to reduce headcount to under 90,000, from the current 91,463.
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Feather said it would the money to increase its headcount and investment in "reverse logistics".
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Coalition noted that "headcount continued to decline across Banking and Markets" in the first quarter.
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The headcount reduction represents a third of SFR's current total staff in France of 15,000.
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As part of the process of achieving profitability, we're reducing our headcount across the business.
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The poverty headcount is worth cheering because it is so much lower than it was.
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JPMorgan actually added employees, but its headcount is down by 212,2000 from the year before.
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Additionally, it has cut its headcount by roughly 33 percent since the top in 2014.
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Its headcount has roughly doubled to 40,000—more than Facebook, which had 35,600 at Dec.
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At its current headcount level, Alphabet has nearly three times as many employees as Facebook.
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Clarification: HeadCount has registered about 600,000 voters since 2004, according to its most recent tally.
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Deutsche will cut 2022,000 jobs for a global headcount of around 74,000 employees by 2022.
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Quek said he hopes to double that engineering headcount by the end of this year.
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Deutsche will cut 18,000 jobs for a global headcount of around 74,6303 employees by 2022.
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Together, these changes will result in 24 job eliminations, which is about 23% of headcount.
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Natia probably evaded the last headcount, but he fits the bill for every faceless statistic.
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The company cut its headcount by 2550 percent between 259 and 2000 to 21,22023 workers.
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Twitter wouldn't confirm Smtye's current headcount but says it's working to find positions for all.
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Global headcount: 210,21+ The leading computer software group operates in more than 2202 countries worldwide.
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An SFR spokesman declined to comment on the headcount reduction figure given by two unions.
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IBD revenues have fallen 23 percent since 2011 on aggregate, with headcount dropping 14 percent.
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"Headcount can be a bit of a red herring in terms of analysis," Hassell said.
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The headcount cut will involve jobs at all levels, not only in branches, he added.
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Both banks have reduced headcount, with Hapoalim cutting over 300 workers in 2016 to 11,628.
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The startup had bolstered its headcount to meet the demands of its much accelerated output.
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Headcount milestone: Stripe is only a few hires away from crossing the 1,000 employee mark.
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The new capital will be used to add to Fraugster's headcount as it expands internationally.
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All of these companies also employ contractors who are not counted in the headcount numbers.
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In the event, the bank said it would reduce headcount to 74,000 employees by 2022.
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Deutsche will cut 18,73 jobs for a global headcount of around 74,000 employees by 2022.
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It tripled its compliance headcount between 2013 and 2017 and now employs 8,600 compliance staff.
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Headcount across investment banking, equities trading, and FICC has continued to shrink, new data shows.
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But it also greatly expanded its ambitions—something highlighted by the growth in its headcount.
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The company cut its headcount by 2550 percent between 259 and 13 to 21,22023 workers.
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But headcount is actually growing on a like-for-like basis in the investment bank.
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With six years under its belt, DoorDash has steadily doubled its employee headcount every year.
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Pruitt is also backing major budget cuts and is aiming to reduce the agency's headcount.
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Smallest headcount since 1950s Still, GE's workforce has been pared down massively over the decades.
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Boeing would not release a headcount for people who had been working on the plane.
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In fact, through organizations like Headcount, celebrities can amplify the collective voice of grassroots advocates.
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The Grammy nominee partnered with HeadCount on the tour to register young concertgoers to vote.
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While there are regular injections of working capital, the amount remains insufficient for all headcount.
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Other than that, he plans to double Groww's headcount to 200 in the coming months.
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And in the first half of 2017, Alphabet's biggest growth in headcount was in cloud.
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Estimates of headcount reduction across the mastheads range from 12 to 20 percent, she added.
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The industry's headcount rose by 4,700 last year to 181,300, the highest level since 2008.
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But he did detail like a headcount, the type of people he wanted, a budget.
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Aggregate equity headcount fell 4 percent to 18,200 and IBD staffing fell 1 percent to 17,500.
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However, over the same period, JPMorgan saw corporate and investment bank headcount fall by 1 percent.
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A key value driver of banking mergers are cost synergies, which are achieved through headcount reduction.
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"Reducing headcount also suggests productivity gains," Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois said in a note to investors.
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The additional cash will also be used to add to the startup's current 50-person headcount.
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GE said that its corporate headcount has dropped by about 21,000 jobs so far this year.
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Last year, the bank said it would reduce its global headcount to below 90,000 from 97,000.
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Monte dei Paschi's headcount of 25,500 will be reduced by 12.93,500; 1,800 staff have already departed.
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Headcount rose by 69% to 188 due to investment in tech, operations, risk, legal, and compliance.
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The company began hiring at a breakneck speed, tripling its headcount over just a few years.
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If needed, some of these could be spent on acquisitions that would also boost U.S. headcount.
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Last year, Deutsche Bank said it would reduce its global headcount to below 20073,000 from 97,000.
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The tour took politics seriously, also inviting HeadCount to register fans to vote at the concerts.
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But a dedicated cashier could mean an expanded headcount, and the costs associated with additional employees.
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The cofounders declined to comment on headcount but said they are hiring for their NYC headquarters.
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For a 200-person design team, headcount and management costs alone can reach $40 million annually.
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The headcount reduction and associated costs would not change the financial outlook for 2016, it said.
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The headcount reduction and associated costs would not change the financial outlook for 2016, it added.
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As investors demand more for a lower price, firms have been reducing headcount and squeezing pay.
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It's also planning to increase customer outreach and add headcount globally to support its growth strategy.
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This includes simplifying the overall organization, reformatting the company's branch count, and optimizing the company's headcount.
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Google's growing revenue and resilient profit margins were especially impressive in light of its expanding headcount.
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But with its massive headcount, steady profits and history with developers, Facebook has closed the gap.
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We did not include Apple, for example, because they do not have a quarterly updated headcount.
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People park in a dusty lot, tightening their boots and backpacks while guides take a headcount.
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It said it would cut headcount in its equities sales and trading business by 25 percent.
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The unit&aposs adviser headcount dropped by 102 people compared with the same time last year.
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The bank aims to redeploy staff elsewhere, avoiding a material reduction in headcount, the sources said.
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In the US, headcount shrank by 237% in the third quarter compared to year-ago levels.
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TCS's shares and revenue have risen almost fourfold since he took over, while headcount almost tripled.
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The company has already doubled its employee headcount since the beginning of the year to 150.
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Subsequent numbers have put the headcount at anywhere between "up to 3,000" to closer to 5,000.
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"Our intention is not to reduce overall headcount as a result of these proposals," he said.
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The worker said their warehouse's average headcount was just 53% of the usual count per day.
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Despite the headcount changes, the company appears to have ramped up its testing on California roads.
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The company said it would also close some distribution centers and reduce expenses by cutting headcount.
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Berkshire says the money will go toward increased headcount, acquisitions and a push toward international growth.
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The job cuts slashed around 19% of Next&aposs headcount, spokesperson Mike Bush told Business Insider.
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The company said it will remain headquartered in Pineville and retain local management and existing headcount.
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HSBC's planned restructuring, which is expected to see a reduction in headcount by around 35,000, include:
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With today's funding round, the company plans to triple its headcount in New York and Paris.
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Global headcount at the world's 15 biggest banks is down 12 percent from 2011 to 2015.
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Getting Americans to fill out census surveys online, it added, is vital to an accurate headcount.
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The cuts came from headcount at the company's offices in Copenhagen, San Francisco and other offices.
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He said expected the headcount to rise, but at a slower rate than in previous years.
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We are reducing our headcount by roughly 250 employees, or about 17 percent of total employees.
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COMPUTER NETWORKINGHeadquarters: Austin, TexasYear founded: 2014US headcount: 100Largest job functions: Marketing, Sales, Community and Social ServicesMost common skills: Social Media Marketing, Digital Marketing, Adobe PhotoshopWhat you should know: Bumble, a social app for dating, friend-finding and career-building, increased its employee headcount 60% year over year.
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The Cut also notes that, since Sunday, the Women's March deleted its original tweet about the headcount.
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But employment intentions in consumer-facing sectors had weakened, indicating a reduction in headcount, the BoE said.
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Globally it employees 400 people, with plans to double its headcount by the end of the year.
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It is certainly hard to keep on top of the firm's growth: last year, its headcount doubled.
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He put an "official" headcount at 3,500, estimating that at least two-thirds of them were Hondurans.
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Overall, chief executive Tidjane Thiam has said he wants to reduce headcount across the group by 6,2226.
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Firms increased headcount at one of the fastest rates in the survey's near 20-year history too.
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The time of the acquisition, which included 300 employees, was Apple's biggest ever in terms of headcount.
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But acting as a payments facilitator ("payfac" in industry lingo) requires substantial investments in tech and headcount.
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The company also grew margins by cutting expenses, including headcount reductions during the quarter, the company said.
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Larson said that headcount in Hong Kong, its international HQ, is set to double to 200 staff.
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The company has already reduced its global headcount by 25 percent, or almost 22,000 employees, since 2014.
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"People are really excited to vote in the next election," said Andy Bernstein, executive director at HeadCount.
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Gorman said Morgan Stanley is finished with major headcount reductions in FICC for the next 12 months.
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Porat said headcount grew "unusually high" in the third quarter as the company added 6,450 new employees.
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The headcount reduction will lower Cathay's fixed cost structure, but not their variable costs, said Maybank's Aziz.
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It will require the company to reduce headcount in sales and should help cut some operating expenses.
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Facebook recently added an additional 3,000 to its headcount, bringing the total number of reviewers to 7,500.
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The new hires will take Uber's headcount in Singapore to well over 100 employees, the sources claimed.
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Today's layoffs follow significant cuts last year, where Lenovo reduced its headcount by 3,200 across the company.
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Although the reading for employment rose in November, 94.2 percent of firms reported unchanged headcount last month.
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Three companies saw a loss of business volume compared with three months prior and three cut headcount.
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Wells Fargo said retirements drove adviser headcount lower in its wealth management arm in the third quarter.
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It defines headcount as revenue-generating, front-office roles; it excludes front-office admin and support roles.
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In 2018 it laid out a three-year headcount reduction of 5 to 10 percent of staff.
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Grande teamed up with the organization HeadCount to register voters at her concerts, dubbing the initiative #ThankUNextGen.
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Between 103 and 2016, Foxconn's operating revenues increased slightly, but its headcount declined by almost one-third.
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Chief Executive Officer Nicole Eagan told Reuters that the latest funds will be used to increase headcount.
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Bloomberg spokespeople said there haven't been any layoffs and that newsroom headcount would be flat in 2019.
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The cuts will effect roughly 800 employees, based on the division's headcount at the end of 2018.
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One organization, HeadCount, has "roughly 5,000 volunteers" attending marches around the U.S. to register people to vote.
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Today's $50 million round will enable Feedzai to double its headcount this year to about 300 employees.
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The reduction in headcount will affect long-term contractors, as well as employees, Cameco reported on Thursday.
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Alphabet, co-founded by Russian-born Sergey Brin, has doubled its headcount since 2013 to 75,000 employees.
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The company then reduced its headcount by as much as 10% through layoffs we reported last week.
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HSBC also said it's reducing its headcount by up to 2%, which translates to roughly 4,700 positions.
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Its headcount and areas of expertise have grown too, to span creatives, account leads, videographers, and photographers.
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The company's overall headcount swelled to 210 employees as of August, up from 192 a year earlier.
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That slashes nearly 20% of the company&aposs headcount, bringing its total employees from 370 to 300.
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Amazon has been hiring thousands of new employees each year, growing headcount by 40 percent a year.
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Instead of playing offshore bond markets, they could use technology to cut headcount and reduce cash transactions.
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It feels like it has been a tough year that will probably play into reductions on headcount.
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Jes Distad, a HeadCount team leader, said her team registered 200 people to vote in Atlanta alone.
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"You had some really, really passionate advocates for Bernie Sanders" in music, said Mr. Bernstein of HeadCount.
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Reuters Breakingviews estimated that Apple could have increased U.S. headcount by 20183,000 in the last five years.
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And, for the first time, FIRRMA authorized significant filing fees to support increased CFIUS headcount and resources.
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He said he expected headcount to grow to 400 by the end of 2020, from 300 now.
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I think like half of our headcount growth last year, nearly half, was in the AWS area.
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The headcount reduction in Asia contrasts with recent expansion by the group's banking arm, MUFG Bank Ltd.
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In further signs of a slowdown, services firms increased headcount at the slowest rate since late 2016.
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The three are thought to have escaped from the jail on Friday after the 5 a.m. headcount.
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The bank also plans to reduce headcount in businesses such as mortgage if, as expected, business gets slower.
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Large U.S. firms like JPMorgan Chase & Co and BlackRock have unveiled plans to increase staff headcount in Paris.
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LeEco has seen headcount reduction in various units of its business in China since its financial problems deepened.
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This will include a hiring drive as Zeek plans to increase headcount in order to accelerate that growth.
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State firms and government departments also plan to reduce their headcount, mainly through severance packages and hiring freezes.
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Deutsche remains focused on reducing costs and headcount across the bank fell by 4,656 from a year earlier.
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They now make up over half the company, as headcount grew 45 percent year-over-year to 33,606.
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New business orders from abroad fell for the fourth month in a row and companies cut headcount again.
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Snap had 3,069 employees as of the end of 2017; a spokesman declined to provide a current headcount.
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The company says it plans to reduce its headcount in 53 from 1,254 employees to fewer than 1,000.
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The company doesn't plan to significantly expand its headcount from the 50 employees it currently has, for example.
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Employee headcount has doubled since 2016, when Naughton took the helm, as it's added more than 70,000 employees.
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The company also lowered its full-year guidance and said it will reduce headcount to mitigate the damage.
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While swathes of banking have laboured under cutbacks and stiff capital requirements, their headcount and clout have grown.
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The company now has a headcount of 20,658 as of June 30, 2017, according to the earnings release.
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The company also plans to significantly increase its 1,000-person headcount, and eventually expand into non-food products.
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As a sector, banks are reducing headcount and many are selling off less profitable parts of their business.
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At its height the firm had some 300 employees, with that headcount reduced to 261 per recent accounts.
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Headcount in stores will stay the same, with the robots augmenting the work of blue-vested human employees.
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Wall Street firms have hit peak employment, and are now left with little option but to cut headcount.
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By the time Point72 officially opened, SAC's headcount, once more than 1,200, had shrunk to less than 900.
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The startup expects to nearly double its headcount in the coming year to support further product line development.
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The proposal suggests taking over around 6,000 of Alitalia's staff, compared with a current headcount of around 12,000.
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This would result in a headcount cut of more than 3 million workers from the global auto industry.
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Kwan said his start-up would double the headcount and assets over the next two to three years.
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At the time, Musk confirmed this move would involve reducing the headcount in Tesla's sales and retail force.
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In 1Q17 BAC reduced its employee headcount by 2% from the prior year period to 209,000 overall employees.
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The move to e-commerce only will require Tesla to reduce headcount in sales, CEO Elon Musk confirmed.
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Operating expenses have been slashed by half over that stretch and its headcount dropped to 250 from 550.
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It also calls for headcount reductions, putting layoffs on the table if targets cannot be achieved through attrition.
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It's worth noting that "[McConnell] will have a much more accurate headcount than in the press," Bobbitt added.
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Changing a newspaper's culture and processes to adapt to the web is even harder than reducing its headcount.
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In July, Shyp said it would be reducing its headcount and shutting down all operations beyond San Francisco.
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But consider the change in numbers, rather than the total headcount, and the opposite pattern emerges (chart 2).
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" He added: "I wouldn't expect (a) big announcement of headcount reductions, but (a) steady execution of our plans.
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In the meantime, staff headcount is on the decline, falling from 2,161 in 85033 to 2,005 in 2018.
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Creel said he expects flattish headcount in 2018 and saw opportunity for further improvements in the operating ratio.
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That's down from 56,700 at the same point in 2014, with headcount shrinking each year along the way.
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In order to adequately fund education, infrastructure, health care and more, the Census Bureau needs an accurate headcount.
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This year's savings would be achieved in part by keeping a flat headcount despite rising volumes, he said.
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For example, last fall it launched "Clarify," an audio and video series produced by Spotify, Mic, and Headcount.
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International expansion aside, Jitta plans to use its new capital to increase its headcount of 25 right now.
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SAP announced in January that around 4,400 staff are to leave but that its overall headcount would rise.
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Once the headcount is complete - which can take up to 15 minutes - MPs return to the debating chamber.
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Morgan Stanley made swingeing cuts to its fixed income business in 2015, reducing headcount by around a quarter.
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The annual report showed the lender's total headcount fell by 211.65 to 221,503 year-on-year in 250.
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When completing the paperwork for the decennial headcount, include everyone living in a given household on this day.
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Once the headcount is complete - which can take up to 15 minutes - lawmakers return to the debating chamber.
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A majority said they planned to increase wages at least 230 percent as they add headcount this year.
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Armed with additional funding, the company will continue adding significant headcount, hiring across engineering, product, sales and marketing.
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Headcount grew 29% year-over-year to 22020,2140, and Facebook now has over 25 engineers working on privacy.
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Polish banks reduced headcount by around 20,000 people in the last 9 years, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily said.
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But if banks are going to cut branches and headcount, they will need to nail their digital offerings.
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Headcount may fall further due to "natural" turnover and buyouts which VW has not yet offered, Blessing said.
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Royal Bank is cutting fewer than 200 jobs in Europe and relocating the headcount to Malaysia, Bolger said.
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GM plants in Michigan account for about one-third of the company's U.S. factory headcount, according to Moody's.
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Rent-A-Center said Wednesday that it will reduce its corporate headcount by 153 positions, or 25 percent.
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Enter HeadCount, which registers young voters at concerts, partnering with artists as different as Jay-Z and Phish.
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Interestingly our headcount as a bank is slightly higher than the day that I arrived three years ago.
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Deutsche had said last May that it would reduce its global headcount to well below 90,000 from 97,000.
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COMPUTER SOFTWAREHeadquarters: Palo Alto, CaliforniaYear founded: 2015US headcount: 600Largest job functions: Sales, Support, Operations Most common skills: Business Travel, Finance, Sales Management What you should know: TripActions, a corporate travel-management platform valued at $4 billion, has hired 650 global employees this year alone, bringing its worldwide headcount to 725.
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The bank is aiming to reduce its global headcount of 46,640 staff by 5,500 by the end of 2017.
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However, it's best to hold off on spreading the word about the headcount until the Women's March confirms this.
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At Goldman, headcount in its troubled fixed-income trading business has already declined 10 percent since 2012, Blankfein said.
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"It's clear the company has increased its desire to ramp headcount in marketing, operations, and talent recruitment," Citi said.
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He added that the company's headcount will still be 4 percent higher than a year ago after the layoffs.
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This has seen it exit markets such as China, India and the U.S. as well as reducing its headcount.
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This was partially offset by higher personnel expenses due to increased headcount and an additional day during the quarter.
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If that wasn't enough, Amazon's headcount grew by nearly 100,000 full-time and part-time employees during the quarter.
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A quick headcount and we're in the taxi van for an hour-long ride back to Playa del Carmen.
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It's impossible to know whether a headcount was performed and officials haven't put forward an explanation for why Sgt.
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Five of eight firms saw increased business volume but staffing remained largely unchanged, with only two firms adding headcount.
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Peakon also has offices in U.K., Denmark, Germany, and New Zealand, and says current headcount sits at over 180.
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In a scenario where it significantly weakens, the spill-over into property would go well beyond office headcount losses.
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Amazon announced that it would increase its British workforce by a quarter, adding 295,21972 jobs to its current headcount.
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The PMI survey also showed manufacturers cutting headcount as production fell on weak demand, both at home and abroad.
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The acquisition is expected to close in early July, and will add around 400 employees to F-Secure's headcount.
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Tesla is cutting seven percent of its full-time employee headcount, Elon Musk announced in a company-wide email.
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He reckons he could raise his headcount from 100 to 150 if he could find more bricklayers and carpenters.
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According to Aizen, Amitree is using the funding to boost headcount, mostly in its engineering and data science team.
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In the third quarter, non-interest expenses fell 3.3 percent to $13.48 billion as headcount fell by 103 percent.
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The reduction in headcount was first reported by Bloomberg, citing a representative of the hard-left CGT labour union.
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The bank cut headcount in the quarter by 479 full-time staff, the majority in private and commercial banking.
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It is also hiring, with its headcount is set to expand to around 20 people in the coming weeks.
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Our mentality is we're going to flex by adding headcount as appropriate to help us get over a crunch.
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Even as Udacity slashes costs and headcount, it's trying to expand its enterprise business, which has had recent success.
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The headcount can allow for host nations like Iraq to better understand the scale of the foreign troop presence.
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Headcount grew primarily in the company's cloud segment, Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat said on the company's earnings call.
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He confirmed that SFR would stick to its plan to keep the headcount at the current level until 2017.
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Kong notes that it doubled its headcount in 2018 and now has more than 100 enterprise customers, including Yahoo!
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Part of CP's strategy is to expand sales staff, even as overall headcount remains flat this year, Brooks said.
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The injection of cash is to be used to international development, including increasing headcount from the current 180 employees.
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Financial institutions have begun to cut compliance headcount for the first time since the economic crisis, according to Bloomberg.
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The Shenzhen exchange has also asked Leshi to explain how its salary expense rose in 2017 though headcount dropped.
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This should appeal to startups, where headcount might double or triple one year, and then drop again the next.
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The company said it would use the money from its latest round to expand its headcount across all departments.
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Margins remain under pressure, though, as Alphabet ups spending in research and development, real estate and headcount, Baird said.
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Consider the percentage-change in migrant numbers, rather than the total headcount, and the opposite pattern emerges (chart 2).
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The headcount target remains at approximately 140, roughly 65 percent of the agency's peak 217 staff, the source said.
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Spanfeller said that despite the cuts he planned to hire above the original headcount by the end of 2019.
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The latter four banks reduced headcount by 7,836 employees during the quarter, while JPMorgan and Wells increased staff levels.
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According to Geekplus, their systems reduce headcount needs by 22010 percent to 22020 percent and floorspace by 223.5 percent.
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Despite the low headcount, however, Zhao said this new office space is not quite big enough for company operations.
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Headcount has actually risen at the bank, despite the plans announced by Cryan in October 2015 to slash staff.
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There is no indication so far that companies have responded to the tighter financial market conditions by reducing headcount.
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In addition, five Looksharp team members (including Maguire) will be joining, bringing WayUp's total headcount to more than 50.
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Reached by CNBC, an airline spokesman declined to say by how much the airline wants to reduce its headcount.
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The funding will be used to increase headcount within the Dream Games team, targeting 20 employees in year one.
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While the headcount, assets and interest appear to be growing, it doesn't appear that the returns are following suit.
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Over the next two weeks, 19 House Democrats would follow Clark and Guiterrez's leads, according to a Politico headcount.
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The headcount target remains at approximately 140, roughly 65 percent of the agency's peak 217 staff, the source said.
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When talk of technology improving workflows pops up, some take that as a way for firms to reduce headcount.
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The latest round of job cuts would reduce Oyo's headcount to 25,000 in over 80 countries where it operates.
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Headcount grew 27% year-over-year to 44,942, and Facebook now has over 1,000 engineers working on privacy. 2.
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Headcount at leading investment banks dropped by 6% last year, the fifth-straight year of declines, according to Coalition.
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It will also reduce its offshore headcount, and will in future only employ staff in Hungary, Slovakia and India.
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Four years later, it has transformed itself into a payment platform for banks and more than doubled its headcount.
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The mortgage industry, which employed roughly 535,4003 in 2005 and saw headcount plummet to around 246,000 by late 2010.
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The startup, which just recently set up its sales and marketing team, will also expand the headcount, he said.
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The payment schedule for affected headcount in Singapore is being developed with ex-employees being paid across five tranches.
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Reddit grew its headcount by 100 percent in 2017 and is hoping to hire hundreds more employees this year.
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Launched in 2350, the business doubled its headcount last year and is currently on the lookout for more managers.
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In addition to sharply reducing headcount, GM is also seeking concessions on wages and other benefits from the union.
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ITV news reports that Ford is to reduce headcount from its current level of 1,760 to around 600 by 2021.
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The shelter had 126 people at last headcount, six were medically fragile, four needed oxygen and two needed hospice care.
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Those additions take Kik's total headcount to 165 staff, but the firm said it is actively hiring for more staff.
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Deutsche Bank (DB) said the job reductions would be made by 2022, bringing its headcount down to roughly 74,000 employees.
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Headcount growth in cloud was the biggest driver of the company's increase in operating expense, Porat said on the call.
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It says the headcount of Uber's hardware department in June 2017 was 155 people, with 405 people working on software.
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It's not clear how those might affect overall headcount though, as Uber staffs up new offices in Chicago and Dallas.
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Since 2014, Halliburton has reduced its headcount by about a third and slashed costs as its clients sharply reduce activity.
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CSX has already hit its target of reducing headcount by 2,000 and executives vowed to make further cuts next year.
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Its full-time and part-time headcount surged 66 percent in the fourth quarter to 566,000 from a year earlier.
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Assuming that percentage hasn't changed, it has increased headcount in the United States by 24,000 over the past five years.
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Previous governments have preferred to use the bump in baby boomers' retirements to reduce headcount by not filling every vacancy.
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It plans to increase its headcount of 50 — 10 of which are tech — by adding more developers and other positions.
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We've reached out to LeEco for comment on the reported layoffs, as well as its current headcount in San Jose.
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It's also acquired the digital flexible workplace platform PivotDesk to make it easier for companies to match seats to headcount.
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"We think about four areas where we will grow headcount aggressively this year," CFO Ned Segal said on the call.
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Those costs "come before the expenditure and cash outlay that would come with any substantial reductions in headcount," Mould explained.
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Facebook's UK expansion plans don't mention any specific caveats or conditions for the company to grow headcount in the country.
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The rise in profit was not slowed by Facebook's ever-increasing spend on research and development or its ballooning headcount.
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Alphabet is now just 2,000 employees of 100,000-person headcount, up from 80,000 employees at the same time last year.
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Since 2011, revenues have fallen on aggregate by 11 percent in equities with headcount declining 12 percent, the data shows.
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As one of the world's top energy operators, Total boasts a global headcount of 98,000 employees in over 130 countries.
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Hallock said at a Monday press conference that authorities believe the alleged escape occurred shortly after the 5 a.m. headcount.
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There is no indication so far that companies have responded to the tightening in financial market conditions by reducing headcount.
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I met with Andy Bernstein, the executive director of Headcount, to talk about the politics behind getting out the vote.
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Earlier this year, Siam Commercial Bank said it would reduce headcount and branches and shift its focus to digital banking.
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Global headcount: 216,000+ Deutsche Telekom is considered as a leading integrated telecom firm, that serves some 178 million mobile customers.
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They tend to be pricey — and unless you get crazy with the headcount, the crew can't be everywhere at once.
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Meanwhile, the founders of Snapdeal are cutting costs and headcount; an email to employees admits errors in executing its strategy.
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Reuters has reported that guards on duty had failed to do a required headcount of all inmates every 30 minutes.
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Mobile ad revenue is now 91 percent of the total, and headcount increased 48 percent year over year to 27,742.
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Investments in DeviantArt's platform will raise headcount and decrease 2017 free cash flow by $8 million to $63-$64 million.
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On Thursday, voter registration organization HeadCount released a way for people to register via text message or on Facebook Messenger.
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It has previously said savings could come through cutting headcount and that it was reviewing its UK and U.S. locations.
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HSBC's Asia private bank will add 22018 people by 2022 from a headcount of 1,100 at the end of 2017.
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Bouygues Telecom has already reduced its headcount by about 2,000 jobs to 6,500 since 2013 through two voluntary departures plans.
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The startup has raised $100 million in total funding and boosted its headcount from 35 to 90 this year alone.
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"We're seeing, in the case of oilfield service companies, sometimes more than a 50 percent reduction in headcount," Mortlock said.
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A spokeswoman for JPMorgan said in October that the bank could increase its headcount in Paris by roughly 60 people.
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In July, Deutsche Bank announced it will cut 18,000 jobs for a global headcount of around 74,000 employees by 2022.
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If the only way I can measure productivity is by lowering headcount or increasing output, we may be missing something.
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But a headcount of people—not just citizens—living in the US must occur every ten years by constitutional mandate.
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The timing lines up with the end of the company's fiscal year when it traditionally makes big changes to headcount.
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Shipt will continue to expand geographically in 2019, and will expand its Birmingham headquarters' headcount by the "hundreds," Target said.
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The tech analyst said the carmaker's manufacturing process has become more efficient, allowing it to reduce headcount while increasing production.
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The group's overall headcount fell 3% to 4,027 in 2019, with most cuts focused in its recruitment process outsourcing business.
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The company has also quadrupled its revenues since then, and increased its staff headcount from 30 people to about 90.
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A company spokesman said Improbable had focused on growth rather than profitability between 2018 and 2019, boosting headcount by 48%.
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According to HeadCount, a nonpartisan organization that promotes participation in democracy, thousands of people may have already heeded that call.
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HeadCount says their volunteers registered more than 4,800 new voters at 30 March for Our Lives events nationwide on Saturday.
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The company also increased its headcount to 71,300 worldwide, an increase of 500 people since the same quarter last year.
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Uber reported that it had 26,799 employees as of June 30, 2019, but hasn't disclosed an employee headcount since then.
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But profitability remains elusive, Bloomberg reported, as Uber spends heavily on autonomous driving research, expansion in Asia and swelling headcount.
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Christian Sewing, the CEO of Deutsche Bank, is cutting costs and reducing the company's headcount as part of an overhaul.
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" It continued, "We have to cancel all the remaining rotations for you as we simply don't have the headcount approval.
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Within the past year, this cloud-based data storage company raised $263 million and doubled its headcount, according to LinkedIn.
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The company cut its Swiss headcount by 680 employees to 18,280 from the previous year as its core business declined.
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Both sources said there would be more reductions in the firm's headcount in Russia by the end of the summer.
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By July 2019, the business aims to launch in 13 more cities and expand its headcount by an additional 250.
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The firm has lost an average of just three employees per year, despite the growth and significant increase in headcount.
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The bank's chief executive had said as recently as October that it would target a headcount below 210,21 by 20.8904.
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Overall headcount fell 4 percent to 53,200, marking a fall since 2011 of more than 20 percent, according to Coalition data.
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Google has said it will increase headcount of staff who carry out moderation and other enforcement duties to 10,000 this year.
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Its focus is a large, freestanding painting/installation titled "Headcount" (32015) and situated diagonally in the middle of this storefront gallery.
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Large companies over the next decade will dramatically decrease headcount because of automation and emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI).
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We expect margin trends to begin to stabilize in 2019 as headcount growth decelerates and hardware and YouTube content costs normalize.
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Liberbank wants to cut highest salaries of its headcount by between 513% and 8.75%, Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Thursday.
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The company offers subscription-based software, priced depending on company headcount, that helps fast-growing businesses buy and manage enterprise SaaS.
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" And then he said, "By the way, before I let you go, I got the headcount, do you want a job?
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That's because employee stock options and increased headcount have been costly, said Gary Swidler, Match's chief financial officer, during the call.
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So it's not a total surprise that Twitter is also starting to hire again after a few years of shrinking headcount.
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Headcount had peaked at 302,000 in 2009 after the Merrill purchase; it fell by 100,000 in a brutal series of redundancies.
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The firm's headcount is being cut by about 120 members of staff after a review of operations including planning and design.
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Desmidt said Point72 was looking to double its Singapore headcount from 27, and already had more than 140 employees in Asia.
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Facebook tripled the headcount of its content moderation and security team, taking a noticeable hit to its profits, yet toxicity persists.
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Reflecting broader industry malaise, major tech firms have cut headcount and salaries to maintain performance as economic slowdown and Sino-U.
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Facebook's headcount has nearly tripled since Q2 2014, growing by more than 13,000 employees, which also makes changing the demographics harder.
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Additionally, the company announced it intends to reduce its workforce by approximately 450 employees, totaling over 20 percent of its headcount.
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CVS says it hasn't had to increase headcount to accommodate mobile orders at this time — it's just repurposing existing store staff.
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Morgan Stanley's total non-interest costs fell 41 percent in the quarter as the bank slashed headcount in its trading business.
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The company says it works with more than 200 clients and plans to double its headcount in the next 12 months.
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Headcount also jumped to over 78,000 people, up from nearly 70,000 a year ago, as the company hired more cloud engineers.
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No further decisions relating to the organisational structure or the headcount of the combined bank have been confirmed, the statement added.
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Irell's headcount had dropped over the years, with at least some departures linked to personal clashes with Chu, several sources said.
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There will be no decline in headcount in the Reuters newsroom, according to a memo from Smith to employees on Tuesday.
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In a sign service firms expect a further improvement this month, they increased headcount at the fastest rate since early 2008.
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Earlier this year, Grande teamed up with HeadCount to set up voter registration booths at stops for her "Sweetener" concert tour.
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BNL's headcount stood at 13,397 as of the end of last year, according to an internal BNP document seen by Reuters.
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Yet the hedge fund industry has continued to grow since the crisis in terms of assets, headcount, and number of firms.
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To that end, the Monzo CEO says headcount over the next year could double again, from around 450 now to 900.
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Simbe says the funding will go toward growing its headcount, exploring new markets and accelerating the deployment of its existing robots.
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The company had little need to splurge in 2018 thanks to prior spending on warehouses, headcount and other areas, boosting profit.
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BMW has said it will keep headcount stable, as hiring in software development will offset voluntary staff reductions in other areas.
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At one point, organizers had to clear the space and ask everyone to come back in to get an accurate headcount.
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For instance, the sale of GE's railroad division to Wabtec (WBC) led to a 9,400-person decline in the company's headcount.
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"I don't have a projection on headcount, but I don't think it will be a heavier bank going forward," he said.
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An organization that understands this is HeadCount, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization that promotes participation in democracy through the power of music.
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Since its inception in 28500, HeadCount is responsible for registering nearly 6900,2628 voters at as many as 28503,22019 concerts a year.
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The change is not about headcount and will "not necessarily" result in fewer hours or lower pay for employees, he said.
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Boniface Twagirimana was missing from a routine headcount at the prison Monday, local media reported, quoting a Rwanda Correctional Service spokesperson.
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The company additionally notes it grew its headcount by 78% from 2018 to reach 229 full-time employees by year-end.
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Its home base in New York will also expand, he said, increasing the company's headcount from its current two-dozen employees.
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Oliver Wyman is the fastest growing firm in the last five years with a 3,400 employee headcount, according to Management Consulted.
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The Silicon Valley research center has around 200 employees, according to Zhang, who said that Baidu plans to increase this headcount.
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At the same time, it's been hiring thousands of new employees each year, growing headcount by 40 percent year over year.
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But the U.S. bank with the most employees has, until now, resisted deep job cuts, keeping its headcount at about 265,000.
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The company currently manages more than 20 million accounts and plans to double its headcount by the end of the year.
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The 25-year-old artist has partnered with HeadCount to allow concertgoers to register to vote during her Sweetener World Tour.
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We have not consulted on any headcount reduction, instead sharing a direction of travel with Unite which is subject to change.
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Headquartered in Sao Paulo, the growing business has built out quickly in its six years to a current headcount of 468.
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Zuckerberg did not mention any specific event that led to Facebook's decision to increase its "community operations" headcount by 75 percent.
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Having already pared down headcount to get profitable last quarter, it looks like big banks are running out of jobs to cut.
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Even if the CRA failed, it provided an opportunity to gather a definitive headcount of where individual lawmakers stand on the issue.
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"HeadCount has tracked over 50,000 voter registrations coming directly from artists posting on social media in the last few years," Bernstein added.
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Just ask Seattle about its city headcount tax and why Amazon might be looking at a second headquarters in the first place.
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That's a lot of people — about 7 percent of Cisco's workforce — but its headcount will still be almost 70,000 after the cuts.
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It is company policy not to quote numbers upon request as "headcount changes routinely due to additions and/or departures", LeEco said.
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The seriousness of the debacle was quantified by the headcount lay to rest in the pile at the end of the plank.
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Halliburton has reduced its global headcount by 25 percent, or almost 22,000 employees, since 2014, spokeswoman Emily Mir said in an email.
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Even so, the overall headcount is expected to decline by several thousand as the number of consumers who visit branches falls steadily.
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DBS said it planned to double headcount for its private bank in Dubai by 2023 from about 11 now to about 20.
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So, while some of these new jobs may be delivery jobs or technical jobs, the "predominant factor" is headcount around fulfillment jobs.
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It's not clear how many people 40% translates to in terms of headcount, nor which areas of the business will be affected.
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In 2015, Garmin won approval from the Olathe City Council to expand its headquarters in hopes of doubling its 2,700 employee headcount.
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Job cuts expected The lender announced in August that it would reduce its headcount by up to 2%, or roughly 4,700 positions.
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It also continues hiring at a furious pace, with headcount up to 18,770, a 38 percent rise from this time last year.
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ARM's headquarters will remain in Cambridge while Softbank pledged to double the employee headcount in the U.K. over the next five years.
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Ramanand says they are going to use the money to double their engineering headcount and continue to improve their machine learning platform.
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"As we go into 2017, I expect cloud to be one of our largest areas of investment and headcount growth," said Pichai.
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SoftBank also signed legal contracts promising to increase headcount in Cambridge as part of winning permission to buy Britain's biggest tech company.
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It needs further funding besides a turnaround plan focusing on reducing product range and headcount, Steinhoff said in a presentation last month.
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He is also aiming to increase the tech team and raise Instamojo's headcount from 120 right now to around 250 by 2020.
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The San Francisco-based company expects to hire hundreds of new employees, boosting its overall headcount in Toronto to more than 500.
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That would increase The Atlantic's headcount by 30 percent, and half of those additions are supposed to be on the editorial side.
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Since his lucky encounter on July 16, Cizek has continued to track the growing family, which currently boasts a 75-plus headcount.
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The Wall Street Journal, a Dow Jones publication, said the restructuring measures were unclear, but they may involve a reduction in headcount.
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The bank said it had made progress on plans to reduce staff, with headcount down about 1,700 people to just over 95,400.
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A quick headcount confirmed what I'd suspected: There couldn't have been 30 more protesters than the combined number of reporters and police.
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"With the growth that we've been seeing, bringing on more customers requires us to invest a lot more in headcount," he said.
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Aggregated headcount will now sit at more than 200 employees: currently 190 employees in Personio's Munich HQ and 25 employees in Madrid.
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Its headcount for its Shanghai-based hardware engineering jumped to more than 100 from just 20 one year ago, the publication said.
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St. Charles told police that she assumed all the children had already entered the facility, but admitted to not doing a headcount.
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"One of the main drivers is the 'juniorisation' of the trading floor and some headcount reductions early in the year," Kuznetzov said.
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Since 2011, revenues in FICC are now down 49 percent and headcount in that area is down 33 percent, the data shows.
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Headcount reached 20,21, up 25 percent year-over-year — a sign that Facebook is rapidly reinvesting in staff to fuel future growth.
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Demonstrating their confidence about the months ahead, factories increased headcount at the fastest rate in the 20-year history of the survey.
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The group's headcount of about 33,000 had already fallen by 1,500 since March from slower hiring rates and staff departures, he said.
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Tesla is reducing its full-time employee headcount by 7 percent, Elon Musk announced in an email sent to staffers on Friday.
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In terms of headcount, I reckon the easiest way to achieve mass murderer on an epic scale is to run for government.
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Unreported layoffs toward the end of last year reduced headcount to nearly nothing in cities they expanded to, like Atlanta and Charlotte.
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This will include investing in headcount and infrastructure to develop the platform further, and to support the company's go-to-market strategy.
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And Daniel Och's Och-Ziff has seen its headcount decline by about 17 percent this year, a combination of layoffs and departures.
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A person briefed on the plan said Ford plans to offer generous early retirement incentives to reduce its salaried headcount by Oct.
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Of note, several of Japan's largest banks said they would be cutting costs by reducing headcount or turning to automation, Reuters said.
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Also hurting headcount is the continued migration of stock and bond trading to electronic platforms and away from human-to-human interaction.
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One company added and one lost business; one added and one lost headcount; and two companies reported a rise in asset quality.
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In June, Goldman Sachs said it would "very probably" at least double its headcount in Frankfurt, where it currently employs 200 people.
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In addition, the new capital will see the company increase headcount as it bids to attract more quality talent in the region.
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Harris said he plans to more than double Geofeedia's 60-person headcount this year, and to open offices across the United States.
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The San Francisco-based firm has said that retirements drove adviser headcount lower in its wealth management unit during the third quarter.
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Entrepreneurs would need to review employee salaries, potentially decrease headcount, and slash their marketing budgets — and they had to do it fast.
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The company said it also plans to shut certain distribution centers and reduce its corporate expenses, which includes slashing its corporate headcount.
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The company said reduction in its office headcount is the first of several likely initiatives to improve its efficiency and cost structure.
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The following charts show Microsoft&aposs performance over the years, including changes in market value, revenue, headcount, and growth in the cloud.
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Last year, Amazon expanded its headcount 66 percent, to 566,000 people, becoming the second-largest private sector employer in the United States.
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They said some lenders have been struggling to keeping up with the wave of originations following sweeping headcount reductions across the industry.
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The company cut its full-time equivalent worker headcount by 10.9% in 2019 and by 12% in 2018, according to securities filings.
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And the Ad Council just picked up a 229-second HeadCount spot that will be shown on television and in movie theaters.
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Bernstein, the HeadCount executive director, also credits the activism of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students with heightening youth interest in voting.
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Li said the company's headcount should drop below 7,500 by the end of the year, after starting 2019 with about 9,900 people.
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Fitch expects operating EBITDA margin will remain thin but expand slightly over the intermediate term, driven by operating efficiencies and headcount reductions.
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At an event in São Paulo, Ferreira said headcount could fall by 50 percent by the time the plan is fully implemented.
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Nokia, in particular, employs about 22022,25 people in China, more than double its headcount of 25,000 in its home country of Finland.
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With support from high-profile backers, the business plans to expand its network of 12 offices and double its headcount in 2019.
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The tech start-up has grown quickly in its six years and now boasts 900,000 registered users and a headcount of 245.
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" JACOB OUBINA, SENIOR U.S. ECONOMIST AT RBC CAPITAL MARKETS, NEW YORK: "From a headcount standpoint, it blew the doors off the bus.
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The headcount reduction includes about 430 positions in France, 670 in Asia and 120 in the United States, STMicro said in a statement.
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The future output index dropped to 55.5 from February's 56.7, its lowest since December 2012, and so factories barely increased headcount last month.
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Salesforce said it was experiencing rapid growth in France and planned to significantly increase its headcount, real estate footprint and data center capacity.
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However, Airwallex's locations in London and San Francisco are likely to account for most of the upcoming headcount growth planned following this funding.
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Proceeds support Levi's partnership with Rock the Vote, which helps voters get to the polls through sign-ups and reminders, and with Headcount.
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More than a third expected to increase headcount in the coming 12 months, while only 10 percent predicted a reduction in staff numbers.
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BNP Paribas added in the report that its overall headcount rose to 192,419 by the end of 2016 from 189,077 a year earlier.
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CEO Tidjane Thiam has led the bank's turnaround strategy by improving the balance sheet, cutting down on bonuses as well as slashing headcount.
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Home trade-in platform Knock has brought in a $400 million investment to accelerate a national expansion and double its 100-person headcount.
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The restructuring plan aimed to reduce France Telecom's headcount by 22,000 while shifting 10,000 people into new jobs and recruiting 6,000 new employees.
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Our headcount has ticked up over the last 10 years from 160 to 190 employees, said Matt Tyler, the companys CEO and owner.
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Since 10 percent of all personnel in biopharma and life sciences companies are related to regulatory issues, it can lower headcount as well.
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Firms that reported lower headcount cited company downsizing and cost-cutting, and said more workers who were leaving voluntarily were not being replaced.
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"Our headcount has ticked up over the last 10 years" from 160 to 190 employees, said Matt Tyler, the company's CEO and owner.
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Headcount rose by about 2.7 percent to 2,600 employees in the quarter, with the majority of the hiring in India and Belfast, Ireland.
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OCBC is also looking to raise its headcount by 40 percent to more than 4,200 in the area over the period, Tsien added.
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While the team included just seven employees during the first three and a half years, Amitree has doubled headcount since the deal closed.
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Headcount in the industry is expected to decline by 673% between 267 and 220 compared to a 222% increase between 2012 and 2017.
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Both of those are capital-intensive because they require increasing headcount at the company — which already has more than 170 employees, he said.
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The five-year-old company plans to use the new funding to increase its headcount from about 80 today to 150 in 2018.
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In the past year, MS has changed the leadership of the FICC business and also significantly reduced costs and headcount in this segment.
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Initially there will be eight staff in Singapore, but the plan is to increase headcount to around 30 by the end of 2017.
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While that's a small portion of Snap's total headcount — around 3,000 people — it reportedly represents about 10 percent of the company's engineering team.
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Atlantic City is preparing for its casino headcount to fall once more, from eight to seven, once the Trump property closes next month.
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The startup clearly didn't want to get stuck with big expenses and headcount in China, then suddenly not be able to facilitate trades.
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In the past, private equity buyers were more focused on cutting costs in favor of profits, often leading to big cuts in headcount.
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Revenue was above that one estimate, and Revlon said it was continuing to streamline operations with moves that will include some headcount reduction.
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Global headcount: 1,600+ Made up of more than 10 companies, Movile has placed its interests in several areas, including food, entertainment and education.
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As part of a reorganization, J.Crew will reduce headcount by approximately 150 full-time and 100 open positions, mostly from its corporate headquarters.
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Peugeot's headcount, including jobs at its car parts supplier Faurecia, stood at 78,274 in France overall at end-2015, its annual report said.
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That followed an accounting review of when to recognize revenue as well as lower forecast billings and an increase in service delivery headcount.
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Yet headcount, which stood at more than 101,300 in the middle of this year, is higher than the roughly 98,600 one year earlier.
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The pace of job creation increased to a six-month high in January and companies noted that they plan to increase their headcount.
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While there isn't an official headcount of how many participated in the Women's Strike on Wednesday, the visuals told a far different story.
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Meanwhile, profits should be boosted by cost cutting, including headcount downsizing, branch consolidation and a shift from seniority-based to performance-based pay.
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By the end of 2017, Mobility Solutions will have 48,000 research and development staff, increasing its overall headcount by roughly 4,000, Bosch said.
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Granted, it's closer than it's ever been before, with a headcount of fewer than 5,000 employees worldwide — that's down from 19,000 in 2013.
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For catered parties, where you might need a formal headcount, asking for a final confirmation one to two weeks in advance is best.
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Total headcount is 16 people right now but the founding team expects that will at least double before the end of this year.
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"Uber should ... at a minimum, prioritize an increase in the headcount for Human Resources Business Partners across Uber's various regions," the report said.
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In additional signs of optimism, 60 percent expect revenue to increase over the next 12 months, and 31 percent expect to increase headcount.
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He estimated the firm will increase related headcount over the next two years to as many as 25 people from about five currently.
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With a headcount of about 12,000, Italy wants a buyer willing to guarantee the airline's survival without having to make big staff cuts.
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The backdrop for the festivities was WeWork's rapid growth: During Markel's time at WeWork, the company's headcount swelled from 5,500 to 9,500 people.
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Even as it's bumped up recruitment from other firms, UBS's total adviser headcount around the world has been dipping over the last year.
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"We wouldn't be adding to our headcount because that would affect our margins at a time when we would otherwise see them improving."
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As of June 2017, the cost-cutting efforts included shutting down 246 branches and reducing headcount by over 3,000 employees since December 2016.
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There will also be a HeadCount Convention Jam concert featuring both Dawes and Grace Potter performing late-night sets at the Electric Factory.
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Barclays has already cut about 7,000 staff in its investment bank in the last three years, reducing the unit's headcount to about 17,000.
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The fintech has raised a total of $340 million, and has a headcount of 600 in London and across its various regional offices.
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Google already has 7,000 staff located in New York, and this strategy is aimed at doubling that headcount over the next 10 years.
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The company plans to use the new capital to increase engineering and other headcount as it launches further insurance products and expands internationally.
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The firm is looking to expand headcount in the US by 10%, Rizzieri told Sonali Basak and Zeke Faux at Bloomberg in March.
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It is also looking to increase its team from the current headcount of 60 to around 110 by the end of this year.
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"Barring financial distress, rehiring is ultimately more costly than maintaining headcount that would be above optimal levels for even several quarters," he wrote.
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The Toronto-based information services provider is seeing its business grow at a time when many financial services companies have been cutting headcount.
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TAQA made a loss of 18.55 billion dirhams in 2016 and has cut 1,400 jobs since 2014, bringing the headcount down to 2,200.
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Potential total compensation: $244,250Boston Consulting Group (BCG) had 18,500 employees worldwide in 2018 — a 2,500 headcount increase since 2017, according to Markets Insider.
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"Increasing headcount brings added costs with it in the future," said Nick Samuels, a senior credit officer and the author of the report.
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The company used their exits to hire replacements, many of them young; to ship their work overseas; or to cut its overall headcount.
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It plans to expand headcount by almost 40 percent this year from its current 400 staffers, human resources director Arina Li told Reuters.
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Sentiment has climbed as companies expect to raise headcount — 33 percent plan to increase their number of employees in the next 12 months.
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Organizations aiming to recession-proof their businesses must prepare for more than the issues they can see — like revenue, costs, budgets, and headcount.
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However, a recent investment of more than $5003 million by Invest Tech will see the company boost its headcount in the coming months.
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COMPUTR SOFTWAREHeadquarters: San Mateo, CaliforniaYear founded: 2016US headcount: 170Largest job functions: Sales, Engineering, Human ResourcesMost common skills: Sales Management, Salesforce, Cloud ComputingWhat you should know: Verkada, which sells enterprise security systems that include high-bandwidth cameras and an intelligent, cloud-based software platform, increased its employee headcount from 35 to 175 globally this past year, a jaw-dropping 400% expansion.
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Zagg also announced operational restructuring initiatives to improve its profitability, including a 10% cut in its global headcount and a crackdown on discretionary expenses.
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He added that the company had cut about 150-160 jobs in the UK and reduced headcount by the "low hundreds" across the world.
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This will see the company open a new office in Singapore, in addition to doubling headcount in its existing London and New York offices.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to reflect that Credit Suisse has said it would further reduce its headcount in 2017 by 6,500 jobs.
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It said the investments in Chelsea and Hudson Square will create capacity to more than double headcount in New York over the next decade.
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The bank said that it would cut headcount by 25 percent in its equities sales and trading business following a review of the business.
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The San Francisco-headquartered company will use the latest investment to double its employee headcount to 1853,000 in the next 12 to 18 months.
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And while it's quite a full house, Clarkson doesn't miss the time when the headcount was lower — particularly during the times she was expecting.
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By cutting headcount and branches, frugal Scandinavian banks have brought their cost-to-income ratio, a measure of efficiency, down to the mid-40s.
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Efforts such as the warehouse automation initiatives and reductions of inefficient headcount at both segments should lead to further above consensus adjusted EBITDA quarters.
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It anticipated booking one-off severance cost of around 17 million francs, all in 2019, for reducing headcount by a net 2% this year.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported on those layoffs and said that headcount would be reduced from 125 employees to less than two dozen.
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Adjusted expenses rose 9.5 percent to $116.7 million, due in part to a rise in headcount to 931 employees from 848 a year earlier.
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Facebook raked in $6.8 billion in profit this quarter as it slowed down hiring and only grew headcount 5 percent from 33,606 to 20193,587.
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In a statement, the multinational company said that almost half of the targeted reduction in headcount of 4,000 employees had been notified of exit.
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The startup originally placed hundreds of employees on furlough, or unpaid leave, in October, reducing its US headcount from around 2500,218 to about 210.
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The firm said last year that it would adopt a "wartime work atmosphere" to cut its bloated 248,000 headcount by as much as 100,000.
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The decrease held steady from 2013, when adviser headcount also fell by 1.9 percent, but researchers say retirement will continue to hurt the industry.
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The New York based-company said the severance charge was mainly due to the buyouts announced on Monday as well as other headcount reductions.
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The analytics and strategy formation for each company is different dependent on a multitude of factors: budget, concrete or tentative headcount projections, timing, etc.
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Other reports have put its total headcount in Latin America at over 1,000 staff, that's a clear indication of its intent for the region.
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Soon after, Facebook said it would hire an extra 500 employees in the UK in 2017, boosting its British headcount by 50 per cent.
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The new funding will allow that team to increase as part of a hiring spree aimed at doubling StoreHub's current headcount of 80 staff.
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In its most recent earnings call, Yahoo said that its headcount stands at 8,800 employees and 700 contractors — by comparison, AOL has 6,800 employees.
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And as with any rising startup, Robinhood has to avoid headcount bloat or getting over extended in markets where it has less inherent advantage.
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Together with a headcount reduction of 14,000 by that time, the bank plans to cut more than 100 billion yen ($913.99 million) in costs.
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Bank of America and Citigroup reduced headcount the most, eliminating about 20,000 staffers between them, according to fourth-quarter earnings reports from each bank.
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He said he would likely raise headcount to around 20 from five during the Cup and said clients were enquiring about berths for 2021.
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Ren "Richard" Hongliang, the CEO of LeEco North America, spoke at the San Jose Town Hall where he informed employees of the reduced headcount.
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The company has 55 people on staff now, and expects to increase its headcount as a result of the new financing, according to Shaw.
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The money is going to be put to work doubling SmartHR's headcount to enable it to develop those new features and build a platform.
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The layoffs are consistent with the bank's previously announced plans to reduce headcount by up to 10 percent by 2020, spokesman Tom Goyda said.
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That would bring the company's 2019 year-end headcount to about 13,000, which would be on par with staffing at the end of 2018.
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Global headcount: 156,0003 With 70 houses under its name, LVMH knows what it takes to make a name for itself in the consumer space.
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The Series A money will be spent on new marketing campaigns, developing the Send Anywhere technology, and growing the company's current headcount of 16.
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A survey of fund managers by consultancy Quinlan & Associates last year concluded that analyst headcount at banks will fall by 30 percent by 2020.
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"The closer we get to March 29 without a deal, the more assets will be transferred and headcount hired locally or relocated," Ali added.
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Meanwhile, independent broker-dealers' (IBD) growth has outpaced that of wirehouses, according to Cerulli data, which considered headcount and asset growth in its assessment.
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Meanwhile, the company is boosting its headcount and spending on infrastructure for AWS after holding the line on such costs last year, he said.
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Norfolk Southern said it was hiring more workers and temporarily leasing locomotives to alleviate delays, although its overall headcount was flat year-over-year.
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He reduced Burger King's corporate headcount from 1.13,21.1 to 21.3,22.5, largely by refranchising restaurants, meaning many of those workers now report to franchise owners.
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It also wants to increase headcount from 550 to around 800: "We decided that now is the time to step on the gas pedal."
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The CEO also said he wants to grow headcount from about 65 full-time employees today to at least 130 within the next year.
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The spokesperson adds that the organization is ultimately growing headcount and investment across Mozilla, including such categories as AR, VR and the aforementioned IoT.
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The firm said last year that it would adopt a "wartime work atmosphere" to cut its bloated 250,21 headcount by as much as 26.5066,000.
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A Nokia spokeswoman declined to give an overall estimate for the global headcount reduction, but unions have forecast a total of 10,000-15,000 jobs.
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The writing was on the wall for GE's recent drop in headcount when Larry Culp took over as CEO in the fall of 2018.
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Goldman Sachs said it was looking to hire about 250 staff in Poland in 2018, increasing its Polish headcount to between 2180 and 21.
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Operations at the project have already been scaled down, and the headcount at the project was slashed last month to fewer than 40 people.
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For example, the U.S. 2019 President's Budget includes $15 billion for cybersecurity-related activities, and France has committed to 4,000 cyber headcount by 2025.
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I didn't get a precise headcount of the attendees, but I'd say there were no more than 40 people there at the event's peak.
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According to Distad, dozens of people also signed up for election alerts, and even more signed up to volunteer with HeadCount at future events.
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Perhaps more significantly, even those who expect a business impact thanks to the change only rarely say they will cut headcount as a result.
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In that time, parent company GE unveiled plans to spin off the health-care division and several other business units to reduce overall headcount.
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With 15 employees—LeoLabs expects to add 10 more shortly—that headcount is expanding as the company builds more ground sites and adds capability.
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NIO started the year with nearly 1003,000 employees around the globe, but said Monday it will end 2019 with a headcount of under 7,22020.
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"The reorganization will result in headcount reduction over time and this will vary based on team and location," a spokesperson said in a statement.
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To build out these features Loom has already grown to a headcount of 45, though co-founder Shahed Khan is stepping back from company.
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Porat also said that among product areas, cloud accounted for "the most sizable headcount additions" from Alphabet's 1,614 new hires in the last quarter.
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I sounded the alarm about SoundCloud's mishandled headcount cuts, misguided direction and morale problems, so it feels important to lend some suggestions alongside the criticism.
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"We need more bankers, so we don't have much of an excess workforce to begin with," he said, dismissing any connection between automation and headcount.
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"With the lowest cost structure and headcount in a decade, we continue to make solid progress against our 2016 plan," she said in a statement.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer, for example, recently announced layoffs that would reduce its headcount to just 10 percent of what it was 20 years ago.
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Alphabet's life sciences company Verily more than doubled its headcount over the last year and a half, an executive who recently left the company said.
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Cryan added that further headcount reductions would be unavoidable but that Germany's largest lender had not yet worked out exact numbers or developed a plan.
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BlackRock reported a lower-than-expected profit for the fourth quarter as costs rose 5 percent because of higher headcount, performance fees and other expenses.
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Many firms have been cutting FICC headcount, including Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley, which cut 25% of the division last year.
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The company was aiming for 8,000 voluntary buyouts among its salaried workers as part of a total headcount reduction of 4.83,000, spokesman Pat Morrissey confirmed.
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In many cases AI will not affect a firm's overall headcount, but will perform tasks at a level of productivity that people could not achieve.
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The new steps follow plans unveiled in July to cut headcount by 12,500 globally by early 2023 and which also flagged cuts to production capacity.
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At this stage, a startup is adding real headcount and its leadership team should be thinking about hiring its first dedicated HR or People person.
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Operating expenses are expected to be between $26401 and $29 million, reflecting $2 million in reduced headcount expenses previously initiated plus additional operating efficiency measures.
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That headcount hasn't changed in years, to the Times' credit, and it's clear that supporting such a large newsroom requires the hefty revenues from print.
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Over the next year the company plans to double its headcount, which is currently at 40 across its San Francisco HQ and the India presence.
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The company confirmed to TechCrunch that it has reduced its headcount in the country from over to 350 staff to a total of 80 today.
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The company said it would look to maintain the current level of its workforce in the business as it was operating below its full headcount.
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BlackRock reported a lower-than-expected profit for the fourth quarter as costs rose 5 percent due to higher headcount, performance fees and other expenses.
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JPMorgan Chase is doubling down on its in-person customer service, at a time when most Wall Street firms have been cutting branches and headcount.
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He also says the aim is to grow the team from its current headcount of 36 to around 60 before the end of the year.
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"Through these programs and other initiatives, Ford of Germany expects to reduce its headcount in excess of 5,000 jobs, including temporary staff," the company said.
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But it also says that it has eliminated thousands of hours of human work, which will reduce the need to increase its headcount going forward.
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"Overall, Swisscom expects the headcount in Switzerland at the end of 2016 to be slightly lower than at the end of 2015," the company said.
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"Headcount reduction rates allocated to each plant applied uniformly across the whole plant, and special consideration was not given to secure final inspectors," it said.
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Facebook's headcount grew 2500% year-over-year to 37,773 as it staffs up its security team, but it still has a 22 percent operating margin.
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Part of the cash went toward boosting the headcount of the bill-drafting unit, making it easier than ever to turn an idea into reality.
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Net profit attributable to the company fell 95.7 percent to $406,000, or break-even per share, hit mainly by restructuring charges related to headcount reductions.
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Big balance sheets allow companies to grow inefficiently, to paper over problems with headcount and spend, rather than confronting the core engine of value creation.
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Global headcount: 202,000+ Moving sharply up from last year's place at 21, the multinational commercial bank appears to be winning over the workforce in Brazil.
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SFR's parent company, Altice, had promised to keep the headcount at its level until mid-2017 when it bought the telecoms operator two years ago.
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MUFG needs "talented, resourceful Chinese people" for risk management and compliance, Yoshikawa said, but added the bank would not increase its headcount in the country.
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BP said it aimed to reduce its global oil production, or upstream, headcount by 4,000 to 20,000 as it undergoes a $3.5 billion restructuring program.
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Costs rose 40 percent to about $4.71 billion, up from just $3.37 billion a year ago, as headcount ballooned 38 percent from a year ago.
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The costs of defense and settlements burden the car maker at a time when it is already cutting headcount, closing stores and delaying loan repayments.
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More than 10,000 jobs went across all the bank's divisions last year, reducing the total headcount to about 213,000 at the end of the year.
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It said it aims to reduce its global oil production, or upstream, headcount by 843,000 to 20,000 as it undergoes a $219 billion restructuring programme.
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In the North Sea, he said BP planned to reduce headcount by 22015 people over the next two years with most cuts likely in 22.
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The company, which recently set up a regional hub in Singapore, estimates it will double its headcount from 800 now over the next 18 months.
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Onfido will also double its headcount in the next 12 months from the 96 people it currently employs in its London and San Francisco offices.
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The initial focus is on hiring — Swingvy plans to grow its headcount of 23 to more than 60 this year — and more "aggressive" sales growth.
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But a report from Morgan Stanley estimated a "global headcount reduction of approximately 22019 percent" of its 202,000 workforce around the world, according to NBC.
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But a report from Morgan Stanley estimated a "global headcount reduction of approximately 12 percent" of its 202,000 workforce around the world, according to NBC.
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Efforts to reduce expenses include a continued focus on digitizing the company's operations as well as continued headcount reductions in back and middle office functions.
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Back in May, David Hogg partnered with the New York–based organization HeadCount to organize registration drives in about 1,000 high schools across 46 states.
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The bank anticipated booking one-off severance cost of around 17 million francs, all in 2019, for reducing headcount by a net 2% this year.
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"ATVI's refocus on key game franchises over a net headcount reduction is the right path on returning to growth," Benchmark Co analyst Mike Hickey said.
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"In four-five years I wouldn't be surprised if we have a lower trader headcount, and have more staff on the algorithmic side," he adds.
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Revenue from fixed income, currencies, and commodities (FICC) fell across all products — and headcount was down 3%, with banks scaling back commods and rates trading.
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On top of 355% year-over-year revenue growth in 2018, the company has increased its employee headcount by more than 60% since July 2018.
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Despite former editorial director Paul Maidment insisting that the headcount at G/O would remain the same, staff confirmed layoffs to The New York Times.
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This is supported by cost-cutting initiatives to trim expenses in FY17, through headcount-reduction and the relocation of manufacturing facilities from China to Thailand.
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It said it aims to reduce its global oil production, or upstream, headcount by 843,000 to 20,000 as it undergoes a $219 billion restructuring program.
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Over the past 18 months, headcount at CQS has fallen by 18.5 percent, or roughly 50 people, a person familiar with the company told Reuters.
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It says it's also intending to double its 130-strong headcount in the next 18 months — having done the same in the past 18 months.
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"Recent small reductions in headcount reflect the need to balance our workforce growth with the current needs of our business," Gray said in a statement.
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"We first evaluated non-headcount expense reductions, but we concluded that a workforce reduction is needed to support long-term growth and success," it said.
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Caixin's findings showed factories added headcount in March for the first time in 65 months, arresting a relentless spell of job shedding since October 2013.
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The proceeds of the SoftBank investment will be used to expand Creditas' product portfolio, improve its technology and increase headcount, Furio said in an interview.
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Your average doctor's office doesn't have a dedicated data scientist headcount, for instance, and nor do most small- to medium-sized businesses for that matter.
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In individual movers, shares of Australia's Telstra dropped 4.81 percent after the telco on Wednesday announced plans to reduce employee and contractor headcount by 8,000.
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The group said on Wednesday that there would be no compulsory redundancies and that the headcount reduction would come entirely from retirement and staff turnover.
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It was unclear how many rank-and-file staffers had been let go, but Coursera indicated that the headcount would be filled with new roles.
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DoubleVerify reports that it has grown headcount 50% in the past two years while Integral Ad Science said that it has more than 650 employees.
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The focus is very much profits, as Alex Wilhelm summed up on Thursday, especially after the failed WeWork IPO and subsequent valuation and headcount decimation.
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Anyline says the new capital will primarily be used to double its headcount, and to open a first U.S. headquarters in Boston in early 2020.
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A number of districts also reported that manufacturers have "reduced headcount because orders were soft," while others are cutting hours rather than laying off workers.
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It now plans to reduce its Swiss headcount—from roughly 1,400—by cutting corporate and institutional banking, as well wealth management jobs, primarily in Geneva.
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Sixty-four percent of respondents in the South Atlantic expect sales to increase, and 33 percent expect to increase headcount in the next 12 months.
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Baker McKenzie is one of the largest law firms in the world both by headcount and revenue, and London is one of its largest offices.
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He said the firm also plans to use its funding to nearly double the 120-person company's headcount, particularly in product, engineering and analyst roles.
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London-based Revolut has already hired 30 employees in the U.S. and says it plans to triple its headcount there over the next six months.
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Reducing our headcount was something the Steering Committee considered as part of our 2020 planning and budgeting exercise only after all other avenues were explored.
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The U.S. automaker in February announced its plan to shut down one of its four plants in South Korea and cut headcount by nearly 3,000.
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Since June 2018 (when it closed its Series A round), Eigen has seen recurring revenues grow sixfold with headcount — mostly data scientists and engineers — double.
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The bank has made progress in its plans to reduce staff, with headcount down about 1,700 people to just over 95,400, Deutsche said on Monday.
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As firms struggled to fulfil that demand — despite increasing headcount sharply — backlogs of work were built up at rates not seen in over a decade.
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The cuts to headcount come as global investment banks have retreated from Russia because of an economic slowdown and Western sanctions over the Ukraine conflict.
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The men escaped sometime after the 5 AM headcount on Friday, but weren't discovered missing until a count originally scheduled for 8 PM that night.
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Exports contracted at their fastest pace in 2-1/2 years, IHS Markit said, while companies cut headcount for the second month in a row.
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Most of what it depicts are the ordinary people doing make-work jobs for an employer that desperately wants to lose headcount by any means necessary.
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Softbank's chairman said he already hears "strong support" for this investment and has promised double the employee headcount in the U.K. over the next five years.
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Prison guards noticed the empty cells of the two inmates, 19-year-old Moore and 29-year-old Landfair, after a routine headcount early Thursday morning.
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The Wall Street bank plans to take its Polish headcount to between 750 and 800 from 525 by the end of next year, the report said.
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According to Ammon Bundy's own headcount, there are about 150 people in the wildlife refuge, although more reliable estimates say it's more like 15 to 25.
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On an uneventful day, Warriors might take a car owned by Tanzania People & Wildlife and conduct an animal headcount, circling the Steppe in the early morning.
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So by definition unless your company's growing at probably in double digits your headcount growth over the next decade, it's gonna be flat to probably negative.
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The business daily, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter, said Weimer hoped to achieve the headcount reductions by offering older staff buyouts or early retirement.
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The company has a presence in 12 locations around the world, with operations in the U.S., EMEA and Asia Pac, and a headcount of over 250.
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The antitrust division's headcount has fallen since the beginning of the Trump administration as staff left the agency but weren't replaced because of a hiring freeze.
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So Life On Air cut costs and headcount while building Houseparty as an app for normal people on camera, focusing on a frequently used input experience.
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As the News Feed algorithm prioritized video and daily views climbed to 8 billion within the year, newsrooms shifted headcount and resources from text to video.
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Pleo says it will use the new funding to expand and more than triple its headcount, from 120 to 400 employees by the end of 2020.
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"A third believed it will reduce leasing activity in the short-term and lead to reduced headcount in the longer term," JLL said in a statement.
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The company has also increased its headcount by more than half and has eight new offices, including Los Angeles and the tripling of its Singapore office.
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Under the offer on Monday SoftBank said it was committed to keeping top managers, ARM's headquarters and to at least double the employee headcount in Britain.
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Mendelsohn said the aim is to grow headcount from 220,22 to 1,500 by then — with "many" of the new jobs touted as "high skilled engineering jobs".
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MBJ plans to build up its operational team in Berlin and more than double its headcount to around 40 or 50 by the end of 2017.
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Avegant's headcount was reduced last month to fewer than 20 people, and those who remain work largely in R&D or on the technology partnership side.
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It has so far made significant progress on targeted pretax cost reductions of 50 million francs for the year, including by lowering its headcount, it said.
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The end of Microsoft's fiscal year typically falls in July, and it recent years it has been a time when the firm has announced headcount reductions.
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The electric carmaker said on Friday it would reduce full-time employee headcount by about 7 percent and retain only the most critical temps and contractors.
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The Korean Business Daily reported on Tuesday that Hyundai Motor Group plans to promote fewer executives and cut its total management headcount because of falling sales.
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Global headcount: 2300,2560 Moving up from last year's spot at #2000, it seems this international lender is winning over more and more of Britain's labor force.
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Global headcount: 250,000+ Jumping from last year's 6th place, the U.S. financial services group is considered as one of the most in demand companies for Brits.
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Global headcount: 560,000+ Climbing up from 7th place last year, e-commerce giant Amazon has been crowned as this year's most sought-after employer in Britain.
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Global headcount: 96,000+ For another year, the largest private sector bank in Brazil has maintained the top spot in the country's "Top companies" list by LinkedIn.
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It has about 1,0003 employees and is growing headcount 30 percent annually, said the sources, who asked not to be named because the numbers are private.
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An Etihad Airways spokesman said that a majority of those affected by the headcount reduction are through "natural attrition" and the vacancies will not be filled.
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Despite its reductions in overall headcount, pay and benefits were up 9 percent, driven by higher incentive compensation and inflation-linked increases in healthcare and wages.
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Melbourne-headquartered National Australia Bank has been streamlining its employee headcount over recent years but also supplementing that with a total of 2,000 new tech hires.
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The costs of defense and settlements burden the car maker financially at a time when Tesla is already cutting headcount, closing stores and delaying loan repayments.
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The company is shrinking headcount and cutting expenses, and also said it was mulling strategic alternatives—corporate code for selling assets or cutting a merger deal.
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At the same time, we will be increasing our investment in the Tesla service system and manufacturing, and I expect that headcount to grow next year.
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Because once the millions have cleared, and the headcount has been boosted, it's usually other people who actually have to make good on those exponential expectations.
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Global headcount: 2500,2150+ Germany is renowned for its popular carmakers, so it's not surprising to see more than one of the homegrown companies on this list.
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"In Q1, our largest growth in headcount and capital expenditure was in cloud," Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai said on a call with analysts on Thursday.
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Beyond those launches, the firm pledged to increase its local presence via plans to triple its headcount in China and double its investment in the country.
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The startup now says that its headcount has doubled in the past year, to 250, while revenue has quadrupled into the tens of millions of dollars.
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Since then, their client roster has grown to 221 including Silicon Valley heavy-hitters Pinterest, TurboTax, Uber, and WeWork, and the headcount has expanded to 30.
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Trump administration efforts to reign in financial regulations has led to a 25-percent budget reduction and a headcount reduction of one-third for the OFR.
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Adapting to the web is likely to involve substantial layoffs — both to reduce overall headcount and to make room to hire staff with internet-specific skills.
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Such relative invisibility may allow it to press on with the radical surgery, such as slashing headcount, that Yahoo has needed for years but never received.
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The core tenets of business growth — including building headquarter headcount, launching offices in new geographies and connecting an evolving supply chain — all come with tax implications.
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Adviser headcount is now some 1,400 below where it was before the bank's sales practices scandal first came to light in its retail arm in 1.63.
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Wipro said on Wednesday that more than 3,000 locals joined the Bengaluru-headquartered firm in fiscal 2017, increasing its total headcount in the U.S. to 14,000.
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Three sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday the cuts were announced this week following an annual review of headcount across all divisions and regions.
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Some current and former employees say it will be difficult for a company like Samsung, which has global headcount of more than 300,000, to transform itself.
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When you're outfitting your office, it's important to account for incremental growth, as it's more than likely your employee headcount will grow as your startup scales.
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"Recent actions, including changes in management and headcount reductions, demonstrate the resolve of the new management team to deliver on promises made to investors," it added.
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The bank signed a lease for a new office in Milan, near the cathedral, for more than 100 people, increasing its local headcount almost six-fold.
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The company shuttered its offices in San Francisco, London, Munich and Paris, and slashed headcount from 240 to 150 and automated the processes of content moderation.
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Honeywell also points the finger at divestitures of domestic businesses, transactions that don't necessarily result in job losses, as the reason for it's falling U.S. headcount.
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Fitbit's headcount had swelled to 1,753 employees by year's end, though the company is in the process of cutting about 100 jobs amid sluggish holiday sales.
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"We devote a lot of resources to localize," he said, adding that Airbnb has more than doubled its headcount in Beijing to 500 staff during 2019.
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Investors have advised founders to slash headcount to stay afloat and hunker down with at least 2 years' of runway in case venture capital dries up.
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The plan is now to make Woodstock 50 a free benefit concert for HeadCount, the nonprofit that works to register concertgoers nationwide to vote, said Lang.
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Lanng said this will likely mean reducing headcount in its expensive San Francisco offices, but reallocating resources and talent to locations where that is more affordable.
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But in the short term, companies planned to increase their headcount, especially for temporary workers, possibly reflecting their reluctance to make longer-term commitments to investment.
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With banks coming in 40%-50% under budget and a lack of future deals, some have already started to play around with headcount or changing roles.
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The group said it would respond by aligning management pay and bonuses more closely with profitability, cutting manufacturing complexity and reducing headcount by an unspecified amount.
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The new agency, called General Index, will intensively use financial technology to provide market data in order to keep costs low, mainly by holding down headcount.
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There have been quarters where the company simply didn't have enough headcount to keep pace with growth, holding it back from reaching higher highs, he said.
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The latest cuts suggest the workforce has been reduced to around 50 — although we have also heard that company headcount is now considerably lower than that.
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However, 42 percent of the executives at the 127 companies polled planned to hire more people in France, while 41 percent intended to keep headcount stable.
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Lanng said this would likely mean reducing headcount in its expensive San Francisco offices, but reallocating resources and talent to locations where that is more affordable.
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Chung says the money will be used to do the same kinds of things most startups do: add to its headcount and invest in more projects.
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Analysts and investors are also expecting a further reduction to the bank's branch network and headcount, on top of the 930 job cuts announced earlier in February.
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The electric vehicle maker said Friday it plans to cut about 7 percent of its workforce, which by the last company headcount would equal about 3,25 jobs.
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Tesla is cutting its full-time staff headcount by about 24 percent, as it ramps up production of its Model 23 sedans, CEO Elon Musk said Friday.
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He said BP was planning to reduce headcount by 600 people in the North Sea over the next two years with most cuts to happen in 2016.
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It has also recently cut a significant chunk of its global workforce, with its total headcount decreasing to 5,822 from the 7,322 employees it had in March.
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Despite an overall gloomy tone, headcount in the financial sector is expected to rise in the current quarter and investment intentions remain broadly stable, the survey said.
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Though the company first evaluated non-headcount expense reductions, it concluded that a workforce reduction is needed to support long-term growth and success, the spokesperson said.
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There may, we are told, also be further headcount reductions made at Tango's U.S. headquarters in Mountain View and its mobile games-focused office in Austin, Texas.
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Despite an overall gloomy tone, headcount in the financial sector is expected to rise in the current quarter and investment intentions remain broadly stable, the survey said.
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In November, Google said it was going to create 3,000 jobs up to 2020, while Facebook also pledged to boost its U.K. headcount by 500 this year.
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But president Martin Lau said on an earnings call that its nascent industrial internet business was still loss-making and needed more investment in capital and headcount.
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Essity, which competes with Procter & Gamble and Kimberly-Clark, said that restructuring costs will be related to headcount reductions and will be presented in the fourth quarter.
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Noah plans to increase its headcount of 1,200 by 5-10 percent a year for the next three to five years in order to tap those opportunities.
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We gave a (headcount reduction) target of 6,000 for 2016 and we've done 3500 so we are 58 percent into our program at the end of April.
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In past quarters, big banks have fought their way to profitability by cutting headcount, and they may have to do that again in order to meet goals.
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It now has 500 companies as customers, including Atlassian, Comcast, OVO Energy and Toyota, and over the previous two years it doubled headcount and tripled its revenues.
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The startup has a headcount of more than 110 employees, and more than 2,000 self-employed couriers, dubbed "Quiqees," have signed up since the company was started.
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BuzzFeed's founder and chief executive, Jonah Peretti, said the company would reduce its headcount by 15%, or by about 250 jobs, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Provident said its consumer credit unit (CCD) had started a voluntary redundancy program which was expected to reduce headcount by about 200 in CCD's central support functions.
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Darktrace disclosed Thursday that it has seen a 60 percent increase in its overall staff headcount over the last 12 months, with more than 750 employees worldwide.
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Teachers, creche workers and civil servants went on strike on March 22 in protest at Macron's plans to cut the public sector headcount by 120,000 by 2022.
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That side of the card will display a company description, employee headcount, website link, and links to the company on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and AngelList, if applicable.
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And it has left a long list of scorned parties, slowly shrinking the firm's headcount of investors — despite having more than $22016 billion in assets under management.
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Uber's global headcount has grown tremendously in the past year: It had approximately 22017,22010 employees at the end of March 218, up from 18,000 the year prior.
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Hiring accelerated from the first quarter, with 37 percent of firms increasing headcount, up slightly on-year, though most of the hiring was at very small firms.
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Here are the top 10 businesses to work for in the U.K.: Global headcount: 154,500+ Engie is a utilities group that's dedicated to adapting with the times.
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Global headcount: 6,000+ One of many banks to feature in this year's top 10, Safra has an international presence with its business based in over 0003 nations.
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Since the EU referendum vote, Google has said that it will proceed with plans to open a new headquarters in London and almost double its headcount there.
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Read More JPMorgan playing ball with Steph Curry, Warriors Today, the bank's digital operations headcount is more than 1,500; it seems certain that figure will only grow.
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Often, a bank reducing headcount is a sign of layoffs and firings, but it may also be a reflection of attrition and the departure of seasonal labor.
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Giving a mixed outlook for next month, services firms increased headcount at the fastest rate since early 2008 but new order growth for manufactured goods slowed dramatically.
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Buying U.S. companies would help Indian IT firms build their local headcount, increase their on-the-ground presence in key markets and help counter any protectionist regulations.
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Tesla had 48,817 full-time employees at the end of 2018, according to SEC filings, after a 9% headcount reduction throughout the company announced in June 2018.
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The U.S. technology giant reiterated that in 2017, when it announced that it would launch a new headquarter in the capital and double its headcount in 2019.
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Chen said Nomura boosted its wealth management headcount by about 25-30 percent in 2015 in Asia excluding Japan, taking the tally to between 150 and 200.
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The clean-up of its transport financing book is part of Deutsche Bank's deep overhaul, which also includes plans to reduce headcount to below 90,000 from 97,000.
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Deere currently has announced about 1,500 manufacturing layoffs and its headcount is down by about 10,000 since the ag peak, largely reflecting the sale of several businesses.
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The firm listed a number of challenges, including geopolitical and business challenges, falling fees, and technology disruptions, that could have a major impact on compensation and headcount.
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Global headcount: 202,500+ BNP Paribas has shot up from last year's place at number seven, to be named the most sought after employer in France for 2019.
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And the other ways that banks have been using to improve efficiency and therefore earnings—reducing headcount and closing marginally profitable operations—have largely run their course.
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HeadCount, an organization devoted to signing people up to vote, also hosted a concert this week, with Grace Potter playing at the Electric Factory until last call.
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The recruiting team was hiring as fast as it could: The company's headcount jumped from about 2,200 people in early 2017 to more than 10,000 by 2019.
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In the US, headcount shrank by 4% to 6,627 at the end of the third quarter, down from from 6,910 advisers the same period a year earlier.
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Amazon's rapid expansion and need to hire senior managers quickly — its headcount more than doubled to 577,000 employees from 2015 to 2017 — explains part of it too.
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If Alan can automate many different steps and keep a low headcount, a young startup like this one could still compete with the big competitors out there.
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For CrowdStrike that's meant doubling revenues and headcount and winnin contracts with over 16% of the Fortune 1000 companies and 20% of companies in the Fortune 500.
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The investment will allow Jitterbit to double its headcount to more than 200 in the next 12 to 18 months, said George Gallegos, Chief Executive of Jitterbit.
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SAA says it needs to reduce headcount to restore profitability and is unable to raise its wage offer any further because of the company's dire financial situation.
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And Verizon is continuing to streamline, currently executing against a $210 billion cost takeout program and reducing headcount by more than 212.4% in the last year alone.
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The bank, which had the equivalent of 91,463 employees at the end of the first quarter, has already announced plans to cut headcount to "well below" 90,000.
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In its 2018 budget request, the OFR said its financial year 2016 full-time headcount was 208 but that it aimed to reduce that to around 139.
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With 1,500-plus employees in Portland, Oregon and 7 other offices around the world, Wieden and Kennedy is not the largest ad agency by revenue or headcount.
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As we've seen in the last six months, many companies that raised big checks wound up spending too much and are now reducing headcount and other costs.
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By reaching large volumes of young people and music fans at music concerts and online, HeadCount makes it easier for young Americans to engage in their communities.
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"Everyone is in the market [looking for alternate jobs] but doesn&apost seem like there&aposs headcount" at other companies, another Deutsche Bank insider told Business Insider.
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"Politics can still be a dirty word," said Andy Bernstein, the executive director for HeadCount, a nonprofit group that works with musicians to register voters at concerts.
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Jeff Ditri, Curry's head of business development, said that adding Holly to their team doesn't change anything in terms of headcount, but it's made them more efficient.
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Clydesdale said the redundancies were part of the bank's plan to reduce its combined headcount following the takeover by around 16%, equivalent to around 1,500 job losses.
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CNBC reported on Wednesday that the company would lay off about 100 engineers, just weeks after CEO Evan Spiegel said the company's recent headcount growth would continue.
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Noninterest expense dropped 5 percent in the quarter from a year earlier as the bank trimmed headcount and worked on digitizing its retail operations to lower overhead.
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With the additional moderator headcount Facebook will still only have 7,500 people employed to review all flagged content — so more than MI5's headcount but relatively far fewer, given the staggering scale of its content moderation challenge, which runs the gamut from reviewing and making judgements on extremism/terrorist related content; to child abuse and other criminal content; to hate speech and racism; to violence and cruelty of all stripes.
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JPMorgan Chase has seen year-over-year headcount rise slightly overall, and the bank just unveiled an initiative to give thousands of low-ranking staffers a pay hike.
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In addition, the startup plans to spend on recruitment to add a further dozen or so staff to its current 40 person headcount, and for further product development.
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In a survey of more than 20,000 employers in 42 countries, ManpowerGroup found that 86 percent plan to maintain or increase headcount as they move forward with automation.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's new package of incentives for financial companies has persuaded us to begin enhancing our presence there, with select headcount moves in origination and advisory.
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The hiring spree will take the U.S. e-commerce titan's headcount in the U.K. to 24,000, a rise of more than a quarter from the previous 19,000 figure.
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Merrill said his company recognized that "it's a marathon not a sprint" and that it had hired thousands of developers over the years to steadily grow the headcount.
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Operations are set to be run from Praxair's headquarters in Danbury, Connecticut, although Belloni said Linde's current home city of Munich would be bigger in terms of headcount.
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With many branches closed, in part because of mobile banking, Bank of America's headcount was down 7,000 employees year over year, even as it still has 803,000 employees.
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The latest headcount cut marks the first major move by former senior HSBC banker Simon Cooper who joined in April as chief executive of corporate and institutional banking.
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Wall Street's most prestigious banks are hoping for a strong rebound coming off of a terrible first quarter that prompted big banks to slash headcount to maintain profitability.
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The firm currently has 20 people at the base in Thailand, and it said it plans to more than double that headcount before the end of this year.
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This argument ignores the oversight board's power to institute growth reforms, including the potential to cut government headcount and privatize services currently monopolized by under-performing public agencies.
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The company is going after more growth with this Series A money, and Lim expects headcount to jump past 70; Saleswhale is deliberating opening an office in California.
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The big picture: While some smaller, local digital operations have found ways to drive profits, larger local newspaper and TV companies continue to shutter, consolidate or reduce headcount.
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Lance Zimmerman of CattleFax, an industry information service, noted that record drought in Texas and other cattle-growing areas drastically lowered the headcount of cattle in recent years.
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Kargo currently has a team of 32, most of whom are located in Yangon, and that headcount is forecast to rise to as many as 60 this year.
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The company is also looking to hire in a select number of senior positions, but it doesn't plan to massively increase its current headcount of around 300 staff.
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It is studying several options in Africa and Asia and plans to increase its headcount in London, including with more LNG-focussed hires, one of the sources said.
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An NPS spokeswoman said the Investment Management office would do its best to ensure there were no issues in managing the fund and declined to comment on headcount.
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Zozo Technologies, the firm's research and development hub, hired just under 100 people in the past financial year, most of them engineers, lifting the unit's headcount to 280.
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While the product was a global sensation, the company's headcount and revenue outside the US were small and I was one of the executives hired to change that.
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Deutsche's headcount, which it has unsuccessfully tried to cut for years, was 3,300 lower at the end of March despite 370 hires in compliance and anti-financial crime.
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Twitter said it expected to grow headcount 2523.1 percent to 221 percent in 220, hiring people to improve the "health" of discussions on Twitter and meet other priorities.
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Vivid increased its headcount by 30 percent in 2015, as it switched its primary focus to its television business, providing on-demand programming to cable and satellite providers.
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They did increase headcount though at the fastest rate since October 2007 - before the financial crisis really hit - but the employment index tends to be a lagging index.
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We've known since June that the company planned to cut its headcount by 15 percent, or about 230 jobs, so this updated guidance makes a lot of sense.
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Reports suggest HSBC could seek to cut an additional 8,000-10,000 jobs from its headcount of 238,000 (a spokesperson declined to confirm the number of jobs to go).
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WeWork released Friday a "90-day game plan" that details sweeping changes to its businesses, including a divestiture of all "non-core businesses" and a reduction in headcount.
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GoPro hired bankers in January to explore a sale of the company and is cutting more than 20 percent of its headcount in a bid to reduce costs.
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A little more than 8 percent said tax reform would increase employee wages next year, while just over 4 percent said it is "most likely" to increase headcount.
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The cuts were announced this week and followed an annual process where the bank makes headcount reductions in all divisions across all regions, one of the sources said.
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With its new funds, Lulus plans to support growth initiatives like building out its East Coast fulfillment center, going into new categories like shoes, and increasing its headcount.
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In the meanwhile, LeEco had also started laying off its India staff, the headcount of which was north of 500, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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We&aposve written plenty this year about Wall Street headcount; layoffs at places like Deutsche Bank and Charles Schwab; hiring freezes; and shrinking financial adviser ranks at wirehouses.
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Practo laid off 150 staff, around 5-10 percent of its headcount, according to reports last week, although the company shrugged the departures off as regular annual churn.
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With the shutdown of delivery, Farmigo has laid off a good bit of staff, including full-time employees and contractors, but it declined to provide details on headcount.
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"Headcount reduction rates allocated to each plant applied uniformly across the whole plant, and special consideration was not given to secure final inspectors," it said in a report.
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That represents a relatively small percentage of the company's 653,300 full-time and part-time headcount, as of its second-quarter investor relations financial release published in July.
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She will oversee all human resources and recruiting at the company, which is quickly approaching a headcount of 70,000 — and one raking in 2.5 million resumes a year.
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CEO Arnold Donald told staffers in a video dated March 20 and viewed by Business Insider that the company isn't planning mass cuts in employee headcount or pay.
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And Natural Cycles has used some of that money to help it scale up to 95 staff at one point, but today the headcount stands at 60-70.
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That's one thirds of the total headcount of active Facebook users in the US, and about one fourth of the number of the entire group of American voters.
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The mortgage industry, which employed roughly 2600,22008 in 22006, saw headcount plummet to around 22006,22007 by late 203 but as of June 220, 22008, was just over 2100,000.
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The latest PwC CEO Survey revealed that 52 percent of chief executives intend to increase headcount in the next year, an increase up from 48 percent in 2016.
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The firm is primarily in London full-time, where it has 12 employees, but has recently opened an office in Barcelona, adding four more people to its headcount.
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Kapil Kaul, the South Asia head of aviation research firm CAPA, said exiting ATR operations, reducing fleet complexity and rationalizing its pilot headcount would save Jet large sums.
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"New job additions could make the reductions less but our conclusion is still that this will be the biggest reduction in US bank headcount in history," he wrote.
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Sewing, a retail banking veteran who took over as CEO of Deutsche Bank last year, is cutting costs and reducing the company's headcount as part of an overhaul.
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JPMorgan was considering raising its headcount by 30 percent in Saudi Arabia over the next two to three years from 70 now, as business opportunities expand, Pinto said.
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On Wednesday US Steel reiterated its plans to reduce its headcount in Europe by 2,500 positions by the end of 2021, layoffs that were first announced in July.
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After experiencing a volatile ride with cryptocurrencies last year, the business underwent a restructure and now plans to invest heavily in doubling its IT and information security headcount.
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UK neobank Monzo plans to increase its headcount to more than 2,000 this year, up from its current 1,500, said Monzo founder and CEO Tom Blomfield, per Reuters.
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SoftBank also agreed that over the next five years ARM would double its employees in the United Kingdom, where it is based, and grow overall headcount as well.
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Wells Fargo is on track to hit those goals through efficiency programs that will reduce overall headcount by 5 percent to 10 percent, Chief Financial Officer John Shrewsberry said.
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A spokesman for Goldman Sachs said the bank would sharply increase its Polish headcount to between 750 and 800 by the end of next year, up from 525 now.
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Ad tech company Rocket Fuel is laying off 11% of its headcount — 0003 members of staff — as it looks to save $20 million in operating expenses, AdExchanger first reported.
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The company also plans to use the new funding to double its headcount, which includes hiring at least 60 new employees in its Australian offices in Brisbane and Sydney.
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This is something that tech companies have long resisted—adding a bunch of headcount to do repetitive tasks is antithetical to these organizations—but are slowly warming up to.
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In the last year, the company tripled revenue to tens of millions of dollars, tripled its customer base to more than 35,000, and more than doubled headcount to 130.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank, in the midst of a major restructuring and headcount reduction, is tightening its worldwide procedures for new hires, according to an internal memo.
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The $2 billion investment announced earlier this year, which will be made over the next five years, was aimed at growing headcount, real estate footprint and data center capacity.
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Higher headcount expectations are up this quarter among businesses with five to nine employees (up 212% to 234%) and the largest of the small business (up 210% to 249%).
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In the wake of a turbulent first quarter this year, banks reduced headcount once again to offset the fall in capital markets and trading that hurt their top lines.
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As we reported earlier this week, around 15 percent of global headcount across AOL and Yahoo is being culled as a result of the integration by parent company Verizon.
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Cook reportedly elaborated that he had not decided which divisions would hire less employees, but did say that Apple's artificial intelligence team would continue to aggressively expand its headcount.
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Pi-top confirmed to TechCrunch that it has let staff go, saying it has reduced headcount from 72 to 60 people across its offices in London, Austin and Shenzhen.
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In the case of the Karma drone, however, that didn't go according to plan, causing the company to reduce its headcount and redouble its efforts on its core business.
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The bank has also reduced headcount within other sectors of the bank, including corporate and commercial divisions, as part of a global shake-up, said two of the people.
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Hundreds of employees have reportedly been laid off in recent months, and the headcount in San Jose is now apparently just 50 percent of what it was in August.
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But while attendance numbers have traditionally been the main indicator of Pink Dot's success, this year organisers were notably mum on the headcount, with no official attendance number released.
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HeadCount said it's registered twice as many voters during "Sweetener" as any other tour over the last three years — and there's still almost six months left to Grande's performances.
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CNN reported that the star even had an area at the tour stop for attendees to register to vote as part of a partnership with the nonprofit organization HeadCount.
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