The layoffs follow eBay's $1.2 billion acquisition ofDepop, announced last week, as the firm doubles down onsecondhand fashion and Gen Z‑fo...

These job cuts, which are likely to increase in the coming days, are a part of the larger worldwide retrenchment of around 16,000 employees...

The new year has begun on a sombre note for people working in large and well-capitalised startups as companies like Swiggy, Flipkart, and P...

With the year drawing to a close, ETtech looks at startups and tech companies— global and domestic—which laid off employees to cut costs am...

Startups have been the worst hit this year since the highs of aggressive hiring from 2021, data from Longhouse Consulting shared exclusivel...

Despite layoffs in Indian startups, reports have revealed an increased intent to hire freshers, with growing opportunities in e-commerce, t...

Startups and ecommerce companies in India are expected to reduce their campus hiring for the Class of 2024 due to a lack of visibility caus...

Campus hiring by startups in 2023 (from Class of 2024) will see a near 35% decline, according to a survey commissioned by ET to Ciel HR Ser...

ETtech takes a look at the top 10 tech companies that have slashed the most number of jobs.

The company posted revenue of $1.51 billion in the quarter ended March 31, compared with analysts' estimate of $1.43 billion, according to ...

These layoffs (globally) are predominantly in tech services, products firms and funded startups, and even at some consulting, ecommerce and...

Anshuman Das, cofounder and chief executive officer of staffing firm Longhouse Consulting, said there was a 50%-60% dip in hiring of senior...

Tata Group is planning to infuse another $2 billion into its super app venture Tata Neu, news agency Bloomberg reported, citing people fami...

With investors tightening their purse strings because of the volatility in the global economy, many unicorns and startups such as Byju’s, S...

PayPal's move to cut staff - a move to reduce costs- comes against the backdrop of decades-high inflation hitting the purchasing power of c...

The year 2023 has not been good for tech workers globally as 91 companies have laid off more than 24,000 tech employees in the first 15 day...

Big tech firms such as Meta, Twitter, Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft announced en masse layoffs last year citing 'global uncertainty, dwin...