(Reuters) – Layoffs in the United States hit a more than two-year high in January as technology firms cut jobs at the second-highest pace on record to brace for a possible recession, a report ...
In 2023, nearly half of all observed job cuts were manager-level or higher, according to research from Live Data Technologies ...
Major tech companies like Dell, Apple, and IBM announced a fresh round of layoffs in March, amidst low demands and an AI boom ...
Two OC school districts face criticism as one district announces plans to lay off over 100 teachers and another makes personnel changes.
Construction companies are laying off builders at the fastest rate since lockdown amid a protracted housing downturn.
Bitcoin has risen over 28% since the start of the year. Bitcoin reached a two-year high on Tuesday, inching its way to an all-time record high. The original crypto currency rallied for the second ...
The increase in job openings was predominantly propelled by business expansion and restructuring initiatives across various ...
The tech-wide reckoning that began in 2022 and ran throughout into 2023 has continued into this year. And while 2024’s losses are not at that scale, they’re still significant, driven by big names like ...
The layoffs appeared to hit solutions associates, direct sales associates, program managers and success managers. Microsoft has begun another round of job cuts less than two weeks after the end of ...
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Construction companies are laying off builders at the fastest rate since lockdown amid a protracted housing downturn. Companies shed more jobs in February than at any point since November 2020 as ...