Intel is set to undertake significant job cuts as part of a strategic effort to recover market share and bolster its finances, according to Bloomberg News. The company has not yet officially announced the layoffs, but reports suggest an announcement could come as early as this week. Shares of the chipmaker saw a slight uptick of about 1% following the news, though the stock has plunged by 40% this year.
Read More »“Tech Sector Sees Massive Layoffs in April: Over 20,000 Jobs “
In a stark indication of ongoing economic challenges, the technology sector witnessed a wave of layoffs in April 2024, with over 20,000 employees losing their jobs across various companies. This surge in job cuts reflects a broader trend of layoffs in the tech industry, with at least 271 companies having let go of 78,572 employees since the beginning of the year, as reported by layoffs.fyi.
Read More »Tesla Plans to Cut 10% of Global Workforce, 14,000 Jobs at Risk
Tesla, led by tech mogul Elon Musk, is reportedly gearing up to lay off over 10% of its worldwide workforce, a move that could affect more than 14,000 employees. The decision, aimed at streamlining operations and reducing duplication of roles, comes amidst a period of rapid growth for the electric vehicle maker.
Read More »McKinsey Announces Global Layoffs, 360 Jobs Impacted as Demand Slows
Global consulting giant McKinsey & Co. has unveiled plans to cut nearly 360 jobs worldwide, affecting about 3% of its specialist and technically-skilled workforce. This move comes as McKinsey adjusts its capabilities to align with shifting client priorities amid a slowdown in demand for its services.
Read More »“IBM Initiates Job Cuts Amidst Strategic Restructuring Efforts”
In a move that has sent ripples through the tech industry, International Business Machines Corp (IBM) has reportedly initiated layoffs within its marketing and communications division. The decision, disclosed in a brief seven-minute meeting by Jonathan Adashek, IBM's Chief Communications Officer, has left many employees grappling with uncertainty.
Read More »“UK and Tata Steel Seal £1.25 Billion Deal Amidst Job Concerns and Protests”
Tata Steel and the UK government's joint £1.25 billion investment deal sparks both hope and protests. While the deal promises to save jobs and transform the steel plant in South Wales, concerns linger about potential layoffs.
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