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business1 year ago

Toast to Lay Off 10% of Workforce Amid Slowing Growth

Toast, a restaurant management software maker, is laying off 10% of its workforce, about 550 employees, as its growth slows. The company reported fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed expectations, with revenue increasing almost 35% year over year. Despite facing increasing competition, transactions using Toast products continue to grow, with gross payment volume up 32%. The new job cuts are expected to result in $45 million to $55 million in charges and $100 million in annualized savings. This comes after Aman Narang replaced Chris Comparato as CEO and management aims to report operating profit in the first half of 2025.

via CNBC|
#business#competition#layoffs
gaming2 years ago

Unraveling the Depths of Dave the Diver: From Jellyfish Events to Valuable Items

The Jellyfish Event in Dave the Diver is an in-game festival where customers specifically request dishes made from jellyfish. The event presents a challenge as the number of customers increases, but the profits are substantial. Players are advised to gather necessary ingredients beforehand, upgrade equipment, and focus on finding different species of jellyfish. Managing the restaurant efficiently, assisting staff, and serving drinks like beer can increase customer happiness and profits.

via The Nerd Stash|
#challenges#dave-the-diver#gaming
gaming2 years ago

"Dave the Diver: A Chaotic RPG Management Sim That Tops the Charts"

Dave the Diver is a management simulation game that combines fishing and restaurant management. Despite its chaotic and absurd premise, the game manages to maintain a delicate balance of interconnected silliness. Players take on the role of Dave, who goes spearfishing during the day to catch ingredients for his sushi restaurant at night. The game introduces various characters, missions, and mini-games, creating a vibrant and entertaining experience. The game's vibrant cutscenes and escalating absurdity keep players engaged, making it a fun and enjoyable experience.

via Polygon|
#dave-the-diver#fishing#gaming