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Arm CFO Jason Child comments on any conflict with SoftBank's vision as a controlling shareholder. $ARM
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Are you gonna give the 60% rule a try?
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New episode has dropped! Katie Perry sat down with COO & CFO of Affirm Michael Linford to chat about: • Key partnerships with Amazon, Shopify, and Apple • UK expansion plans; what to expect • Affirm's historical strengths in data science and future impact of AI on the biz $AFRM Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eJSprska
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Arm CFO Jason Child breaks down how the company positions itself to attract top talent. $ARM
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Have you checked out our episode where Katie Perry and Ann Berry interview Arm CFO Jason Child? They chat about: • The company's growth since its IPO • Key partnerships with tech giants like Google • Its approach to AI $ARM Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eacmwqaH
CEOs wanna say "Sayonara!" to the hybrid work model. According to a recent KPMG survey, over the next three years, nearly 80% of US-based CEOs expect their workers to be back in the office full-time if their roles were traditionally in-office jobs before the pandemic. That's a stark increase from the 34% reported earlier this year. For those who do come back to the office, 86% of CEOs report that they will reward those workers with better assignments, raises, and promotions. 📸: 20th Century Studios
If you can't live like an industry titan, you can at least live where the industry titans used to work. Goldman Sachs's old headquarters in NYC, now an apartment building, opened its leasing office this week and plans to welcome its first tenants later this fall. Silverstein Properties and Metro Loft bought the tower last year for $173 million and expect all 571 units to be complete by the middle of next year, according to Bloomberg. Studios in the building are priced at $4,000/month, with three-bedrooms at $10,000/month. Amenities include a rooftop pool, private club, communal lounges, and fitness center. The former bank HQ at 55 Broad Street is the latest converted property in New York City as savvy developers look to use old, vacant buildings in a work-from-home world that's left many offices and downtowns shuttered. Metro Loft estimates that when finished, the property conversion will cost roughly 60% of a wholly new apartment building. It also skirts the arduous permitting process required for new construction. In NYC, the conversion movement is gaining steam. A recent study found that office-to-residential conversion deals accounted for half of all development sales in Manhattan during the first half of this year. 📸 : 55 Broad Street / Silverstein Properties
Huge if true 🎥 : Dan Toomey