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SAP CEO Klein said the 3,000 layoffs are part of a “targeted restructuring in select areas” of the company as well as “to focus more on its core business and profitability.” “While we know these ...

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Amazon has announced another round of job cuts from its global workforce. On top of the 18,000 layoffs announced in January, ...

"Leaner is better," Zuckerberg wrote in a 2,200-word opus of a memo last week announcing the company's second round of major layoffs in four months. The latest cuts, which will affect about 10,000 ...

The cuts come less than six months after the company disclosed 11,000 layoffs in November as CEO Mark Zuckerberg seeks to make the business more efficient. Already a subscriber? Sign In ...

Note: This story originally published on Dec. 1, 2022 and included an interview with layoffs.fyi creator Roger Lee. It was updated on March 15 with new data and information on layoffs in the tech ...

Other tech firms that have announced significant layoffs include Microsoft, Google owner Alphabet and business software company Salesforce. Tech firms laid off more than 150,000 workers globally ...

The cuts follow an earlier round of layoffs that began in November and extended into January, which affected more than 18,000 staffers. The latest round is expected to impact Amazon's cloud ...