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Katy Perry Faces Backlash for Performing at Israeli Tech Firm's Luxury Event

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Pop star Katy Perry performed at a private concert for employees of the Israeli cybersecurity company Wiz during a company vacation in Thailand last week. The performance, including fees and production, is estimated to have cost between $3 million and $4 million. Wiz, which was reportedly sold to Google for $32 billion, has a history of organizing expensive employee events. Perry's performance has drawn criticism online, with some users questioning her decision to perform for the Israeli firm.

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  • Katy Perry performed at a private concert for Israeli tech company Wiz's employees in Thailand.
  • The private performance for Wiz employees is estimated to have cost $3 million to $4 million.
  • Wiz, a cybersecurity firm reportedly sold to Google for $32 billion, organized the luxury employee vacation.
  • Perry's performance for Wiz has drawn criticism online from some users.
  • Wiz has previously spent millions on lavish employee parties and events.
Katy Perry Faces Backlash for Performing at Israeli Tech Firm's Luxury Event
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