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Multiple reports say Apple is cutting jobs across Siri and Vision Pro-related teams, including leadership roles tied to immersive video and gaming. At the same time, coverage also highlights broader business movement via Apple Pay expansion with major retail partners like Walmart.
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Key TakeawayApple is reportedly reducing staffing in Siri and Vision Pro efforts, signaling a shift in resources for its AI and immersive hardware plans.
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