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Salesforce News 19 June 2025 - 3 September 2025

AI Layoff Wave of 2025: Salesforce’s 4,000-Job Cut Is Just the Beginning

AI Layoff Wave of 2025: Salesforce’s 4,000-Job Cut Is Just the Beginning

AI Replacing Workers in Tech: Salesforce Leads the Trend Tech companies have been on the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence – and now they’re seeing the workforce shake-ups that come with it. Salesforce made headlines this year when Marc Benioff confirmed the CRM giant cut about 4,000 customer support jobs after rolling out new AI-powered support bots Foxbusiness Foxbusiness. These…
Inside Salesforce’s Generative AI Revolution: How Marketing GPT and Einstein GPT Are Reshaping CRM

Inside Salesforce’s Generative AI Revolution: How Marketing GPT and Einstein GPT Are Reshaping CRM

Marketing GPT was announced in mid-2023 as part of Marketing Cloud to generate emails, segments, and journeys via natural-language prompts, grounded in Data Cloud with general availability in February 2024. Marketing GPT features include AI-driven Segment Creation, Generative Email Content Creation, Segment Intelligence & Insights, Rapid Identity Resolution, and Visual and Image Generation through a Typeface partnership. Einstein GPT launched…
Salesforce Einstein GPT Unleashed: The Ultimate Guide to CRM’s AI Revolution

Salesforce Einstein GPT Unleashed: The Ultimate Guide to CRM’s AI Revolution

Einstein GPT, launched in 2023, is the world’s first generative AI for CRM, integrating Salesforce’s proprietary models with OpenAI’s GPT on real-time Customer 360 data. It provides role-based capabilities across Clouds: Sales GPT drafts emails and call summaries, Service GPT writes AI-recommended replies and turns resolved cases into knowledge articles, and Marketing GPT creates personalized content grounded in CRM data.…
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  • UK Chancellor Proclaims 'Golden Age' for City Amid Tax and Regulatory Easing
    January 18, 2026, 7:37 PM EST. UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt declared a 'golden age' for the City of London after announcing reductions in taxes and loosening financial regulations. The measures aim to boost the UK's status as a global financial hub, encouraging investment and innovation. Hunt emphasized that these changes will create a more competitive environment for banks and financial firms, potentially attracting more activity to London. The government's push seeks to reverse years of regulatory tightening and position the City favorably in the post-Brexit landscape. Investors and market watchers will be closely monitoring how these policies influence capital flows and economic growth in the coming months.
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