US real estate firm Opendoor is closing its India operations. Nearly 250 employees in Bengaluru and Chennai will be laid off. This move is part of a major restructuring. The company is integrating artificial intelligence to streamline operations. This shift aims to improve efficiency by consolidating systems and creating smaller, AI-native teams in the United States.
US real estate firm Opendoor is closing its India operations. Nearly 250 employees in Bengaluru and Chennai will be laid off. This move is part of a major restructuring. The company is integrating artificial intelligence to streamline operations. This shift aims to improve efficiency by consolidating systems and creating smaller, AI-native teams in the United States.
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