Heidi cuts 108 jobs as two co-founders step back weeks after $475m raise
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Melbourne AI start-up Heidi is cutting about 18 per cent of its staff, or 108 roles, in the same week two of its three co-founders said they were leaving the business. Chief executive Thomas Kelly delivered the news of staff lay-offs on Thursday morning, weeks after the company raised $US340 million ($475 million) at a $1.26 billion valuation.