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Visa cuts dozens of jobs at downtown Bellevue office, citing AI
Visa Inc. is cutting dozens of workers from its downtown Bellevue office at 929 108th Ave NE as part of a global layoff of about 2,600 employees, with CEO Ryan McInerney citing AI as a factor in the restructuring that primarily hits product and technology teams.
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Bellevue's oldest homebuilder hits 20,000 Washington sales under new Japanese ownership
Tri Pointe Homes, founded in Bellevue in 1969 as Quadrant Homes, sold its 20,000th Washington home in March and is now owned by Japan's Sumitomo Forestry after a $4.5 billion acquisition closed in May.
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Bellevue-based Mercurys Coffee sponsors Lenny Wilkens documentary premiering Saturday
Mercurys Coffee Co., the Eastside chain with two Bellevue locations, is the title sponsor of "Cornerstone," a Lenny Wilkens documentary premiering Saturday, Aug. 1, at Seattle's Egyptian Theatre.
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Visa cuts dozens of jobs at downtown Bellevue office, citing AI
Visa Inc. is cutting dozens of workers from its downtown Bellevue office at 929 108th Ave NE as part of a global layoff of about 2,600 employees, with CEO Ryan McInerney citing AI as a factor in the restructuring that primarily hits product and technology teams.
Business
Visa cuts dozens of jobs at downtown Bellevue office, citing AI
Visa Inc. is cutting dozens of workers from its downtown Bellevue office at 929 108th Ave NE as part of a global layoff of about 2,600 employees, with CEO Ryan McInerney citing AI as a factor in the restructuring that primarily hits product and technology teams.
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Icertis CEO departs after 11 months; Bellevue software firm names interim leaders
Bellevue-based Icertis announced Friday that CEO Anand Subbaraman is leaving after 11 months, with CFO Rajat Bahri and board member Jim Moffatt stepping in as interim co-CEOs while the $5 billion contract management software company searches for permanent leadership amid a potential sale process.
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Schnitzer West set to buy back Bravern office towers after Microsoft exit and default
Schnitzer West is lined up to purchase the 750,000-square-foot Bravern office complex on Northeast Eighth Street in downtown Bellevue, returning the property to its original developer after Microsoft's departure triggered a $304 million mortgage default.
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