After the post-Covid boom, a majority of technology companies are on a layoff spree. So far this year, 522 tech companies ...

The layoff wave has swept not only startups and mid-sized firms, but also big tech companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, and ...

The company started cutting jobs on Jan. 18. The layoffs mostly impact ... said in a statement. Dell announced on Feb. 6 that it plans to cut 6,650 jobs, or 5% of its global workforce, due ...

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Though technology companies announced massive layoffs last year ... sales and infrastructure requirements, Dell Technologies said it would lay off 6,650 workers, or about 5% of its total workforce.

There is a scarcity of new jobs as existing ... the social media platform. Dell Technologies as well carried mass job cuts to the tune of 6,650 employees. More layoffs are in the offing.

Global tech giants from Microsoft and Google to SAP have laid off thousands of employees since the start of the year despite ...

Dell announced it would be laying ... Phillips announced that it would be eliminating 6,000 jobs, bringing the total number of recent layoffs at Philips to 10,000, or about 13 percent of its ...

The other large layoffs in tech this year have included 12,000 at Google, 10,000 at Microsoft, 8,000 at Amazon, 8,000 at ...

Meta is in the layoffs spotlight again. Here’s a list of other companies making job cuts. ...

Walmart has asked roughly 200 employees at five U.S. e-commerce facilities to look for other jobs, Reuters reported ... following two rounds of layoffs since January that affected roughly 18,000 ...