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The ultrafast delivery company will shut down in most markets to focus on Turkey, where it based. It’s unclear how many jobs will be impacted. Instant delivery platform Getir has announced it is leaving nearly every market it operates in to focus on its home country of Turkey, according to multiple media reports.

Bumble unveiled a new app design, updates to compatibility algorithm, and more. Bumble unveiled a fresh look on Tuesday, marking what the company hopes is a new chapter for the decade-old dating app. The app, which stands apart from its competitors by requiring women to send the first message with male connections, now has a new logo, bolder fonts, and refreshed colors and illustrations.

Tesla is the only other member of the Magnificent 7 to not pay a dividend. E-commerce titan Amazon.com may be under increasing pressure to offer investors a dividend, as it now finds itself one of the few massive U. S. technology and growth companies not making regular payouts to shareholders.

AI and layoffs have made for a more competitive market in which employers are being picky. If you’re struggling to find a new job, you’re not alone.

Artificial intelligence can also now help Yelp users find the right professionals for home improvement tasks. Twenty years in, Yelp is turning to AI to help bring restaurant reviews to life. The reviews behemoth is testing AI to create short narrated videos describing local businesses by stitching together the photos, videos, and text descriptions that users have already uploaded to the platform.

In a new survey from benefits provider Carrot, Black and Hispanic women report having a more difficult time navigating pregnancy at work. Family-building support and fertility benefits have become some of the most sought-after perks for millennial workers. As those benefits have started influencing retention and driving workers to seek out new jobs, employers have taken notice—so it’s no surprise that benefits providers like Carrot are seeing companies invest more deeply in these offerings.