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1 month ago | 
designrush.com | Andrea Surnit |Roberto Orosa |Arman Lorenzo Burias |Grisel García
Most businesses hire reactively — waiting for a vacancy, then scrambling to fill it. That approach leads to rushed decisions, wasted resources, and stalled growth. High-performing companies? They treat hiring as a business growth strategy, not an HR function. They don’t just fill roles — they attract, develop, and retain A-players before the competition even gets a chance.
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1 month ago | 
designrush.com | Andrea Surnit |Grisel García |Arman Lorenzo Burias
Key Takeaways:Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida's future is uncertain as the board explores a major leadership restructuring. Talks with Honda collapsed after Nissan rejected becoming a subsidiary, ending a potential $60 billion deal. Nissan continues to face setbacks in key markets like the U.S. and China, forcing plant closures and a leaner management approach. Automobile giant Nissan is undergoing preparations for a major leadership restructuring that's set to be announced on March 12.
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2 months ago | 
designrush.com | Ilze-Mari Grundling |Arman Lorenzo Burias |Roberto Orosa |Grisel García
Tech giant Meta has announced a massive workforce reduction, eliminating 3,600 jobs or 5% of its global workforce as part of a shift toward artificial intelligence initiatives.
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2 months ago | 
shorturl.at | Arman Lorenzo Burias |Andrea Surnit |Roberto Orosa |Grisel García
Tech giant Meta has announced a massive workforce reduction, eliminating 3,600 jobs or 5% of its global workforce as part of a shift toward artificial intelligence initiatives.
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2 months ago | 
designrush.com | Andrea Surnit |Arman Lorenzo Burias |Roberto Orosa |Grisel García
Global development leader of AI-powered solutions for the healthcare sector IT Medical has published a comprehensive whitepaper exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) shapes hospital discharge processes. This has significant potential for IT professionals in the healthcare sector to drive efficiency, reduce operational costs, and improve system performance within the healthcare organization.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
designrush.com | Ilze-Mari Grundling |Andrea Surnit |Grisel García |Roberto Orosa
Stagwell Brand Performance Network (BxP), a division of global marketing network Stagwell Inc., has announced a strategic partnership with Ad Results Media (ARM), a leading independent audio media agency. The collaboration aims to provide Stagwell’s clients with cutting-edge marketing capabilities, harnessing ARM's expertise in podcasts, streaming, and radio to capitalize on the booming audio creator economy.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
designrush.com | Grisel García |Ilze-Mari Grundling |Andrea Surnit |Roberto Orosa
Cut+Dry and Instacart are teaming up to bring powerful advertising tools to the foodservice industry, making it easier for brands to connect with operators. This partnership opens up new ways for distributors to earn revenue and gives manufacturers more visibility. Leading digital commerce platform for foodservice Cut+Dry has partnered with Instacart, North America’s leading grocery technology company, to integrate Instacart's Carrot Ads technology across its platform.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
designrush.com | Grisel García |Ilze-Mari Grundling |Andrea Surnit |Arman Lorenzo Burias
Toyota has taken a major step toward revolutionizing the future of automotive technology by partnering with Nvidia, marking a new era in the development of self-driving vehicles. The partnership was announced by Nvidia co-founder and CEO, Jensen Huang during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 in Las Vegas.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
designrush.com | Arman Lorenzo Burias |Roberto Orosa |Andrea Surnit |Grisel García
Tech giant Meta has announced the end of its U.S. fact-checking program, replacing it with a community-based system similar to X’s “Community Notes.”This move could shake up brand safety, as less stringent content moderation opens the door for misinformation to spread, jeopardizing ad performance and brand reputation across Meta’s platforms.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
designrush.com | Arman Lorenzo Burias |Roberto Orosa |Grisel García |Andrea Surnit
Disney unveiled its new marketing campaign on January 1, branding 2025 as the “Year of Walt Disney Worlds.”Titled "Infinite Worlds Await at Walt Disney World Resort," the ad showcasing signature attractions across EPCOT, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios has the goal of exciting fans and making them want to visit the attractions. However, the messaging left many confused and underwhelmed, especially with no major new attractions slated to debut this year.
