Recruit shares jump most on record on stronger-than-projected growth
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The rally reflects confidence in Recruit's HR Technology unit, where Indeed is leveraging AI to improve matching and raising average revenue from each job posting.
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Japan Times · Eru Ishikawa
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The building that houses Recruit Holdings' headquarters in Tokyo. Investors have shown confidence in Recruit’s HR Technology unit, where Indeed is leveraging AI to improve matching and raising average revenue from each job posting even as hiring demand remains soft. | BLOOMBERG
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