In other news, Warren Buffett's annual letter revealed that Berkshire Hathaway's return under his leadership is 4,400,000% and the company is now worth almost $1 trillion. Google's AI image generator, Gemini, which was paused due to historically inaccurate results, is expected to be back in a few weeks. Meanwhile, Microsoft's ex-VP of HR suggests that staying at a job for at least three years is no longer the norm, and long tenures could be seen as red flags by recruiters.
Key takeaways:
- Viswas Raghavan, JPMorgan's top dealmaker, has joined Citi as its head of banking and executive vice chair, reporting directly to CEO Jane Fraser. This move is part of a larger reshuffling in the finance industry.
- Warren Buffett's annual letter revealed that Berkshire Hathaway's return under his leadership is 4,400,000% and the company is now worth almost $1 trillion.
- Google's AI image generator, Gemini, was paused due to producing historically inaccurate results but is expected to be back in "a couple of weeks."
- Microsoft's ex-VP of HR suggests that the ideal length of time to stay at a job has changed, with some recruiters now seeing long tenures as red flags.