PAYPAL PIVOTS TO AI, TARGETS $1.5B IN SAVINGS
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PayPal is repositioning itself as a technology company, leveraging artificial intelligence and automation to drive a major cost-cutting initiative. The company aims to deliver $1.5 billion in savings through job cuts and a modernized tech infrastructure.
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