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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has announced the company plans to lay off an additional 9,000 employees, particularly in AWS, PXT, Advertising, and Twitch.

Laid-off Google employees have repeatedly asked Google and CEO Sundar Pichai to honor previously approved medical leave.

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the company is laying off an additional 10,000 employees and closing additional open roles.

Venture capitalist Keith Rabois has harsh words for Silicon Valley, saying the recent layoffs resulted from a “vanity metric” of hiring.

Meta is preparing for another round of layoffs, with the company reportedly dropping the bad news this week.

Google has informed employees that there will be fewer promotions to senior roles, a reflection of the company’s changing workforce.

Senator Bernie Sanders has some tough questions for Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and wants to subpoena him to get the answers.

Amazon employees are about to enjoy a new perk: being able to use their company stock to finance home purchases.

A Stanford professor has confirmed what many suspect, saying Big Tech’s layoffs are more about “copycat behavior than necessary cost-cutting.”

Ericsson is joining the list of tech companies laying off staff, with CEO Borje Ekholm saying 8,500 employees will be laid off.

Meta appears to be moving forward with plans to lay off additional personnel despite CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicating the contrary.

Meta may be prepping to lay off thousands more employees after giving them poor performance reviews.

DocuSign has filed paperwork with the SEC indicating it plans to lay off 10% of its employees, or roughly 700 individuals.

Intel is showing where its priorities are, slashing employee pay in an effort to maintain its quarterly dividend.

Microsoft’s Azure division appears to be the latest part of the company hit with layoffs, with 150 personnel impacted.

Microsoft’s LinkedIn is the latest company to be hit with layoffs, with employees in the recruiting department impacted.

The tech sector has been hit with a wave of layoffs, but it’s not all bad news, especially for the workers being laid off.

Microsoft is in the midst of layoffs, with a picture emerging regarding which divisions are being especially hard-hit.

Yahoo is preparing for a round of layoffs, with plans to eliminate 1,000 jobs now and up to 600 in the second half of 2023.