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Over 114,000 jobs cut in tech so far in 2026 as AI drives layoffs at Amazon, LinkedIn, othersTech companies are implementing significant workforce reductions, with 114,210 roles cut in early 2026, driven by AI and automation. Major ...- IT cuts mid-tier, expands AI-smart entry level in new hiring playbookIndia's top IT companies are changing how they hire. They are bringing in more fresh graduates and giving them AI tools. Middle managers ar...
- IT cos slash US teams; D2C luggage brands hit turbulenceHappy Thursday! Indian IT firms have begun cutting jobs in their US teams, according to filings. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Di...
- AI drives Indian IT companies to cut US jobsIndian IT firms are increasing job cuts in the US, with layoffs expected to accelerate due to AI's growing influence and slowing deal-makin...
- Tech layoffs: India once again in the crosshairs, with 1 in 3 laid off by Oracle based hereThousands of Oracle employees in India faced immediate job termination via email. This action is part of a global workforce reduction affec...
- Sebi's finfluencer crackdown; Scimplify eyes fresh fundsSebi has teamed up with Google to take on misleading financial influencers and shady trading apps. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- FII selling crosses Rs 50,000 crore in IT stocks in 2025. Is tech dead money or just misunderstood?FIIs have heavily sold Indian IT stocks in 2025, causing a significant downturn and making it the worst-performing sector. Disappointing ea...
- TCS layoffs herald AI shakeup of $283 billion outsourcing sectorWhile TCS pegged the move to shed 2% of its workforce to skill mismatches rather than AI-related productivity gains, experts viewed the lar...
- Explained: Why TCS firing 12,000 employees may be a canary in the mine and what it means for investorsTCS's decision to lay off 12,000 employees due to macro uncertainties and AI disruptions has triggered investor concerns, contrasting sharp...
- AI, enterprise demand underpin high staff deployment at Infosys: CEO Salil ParekhAs the sector faces an AI-led employee shift, Infosys is betting on skills over job cuts. CEO Salil Parekh said the company is experiencing...
- No layoffs at Infosys: India's second-largest IT company plans to hire more amid buzz over TCS job cutsTCS’s decision to lay off over 12,000 staff has sent ripples through India’s IT sector, raising fears of wider job losses. Infosys, however...
- Infosys, Wipro, other IT stocks fall up to 3% as TCS job cuts deepen concerns over sector slowdownTCS shares fell 1.7% to Rs 3,081.60 after the company announced it could no longer redeploy employees whose skills no longer align with its...
- Desi techies’ US woes; ETtech Done DealsHappy Wednesday! Indian techies in the US are raising alarms online over layoffs and a dismal job market. This and more in today’s ETtech M...
- Infosys rolls out 'system intervention' for 10-day work from officeThe return-to-office communication applies to employees at Job Level 5 (JL5) and below. Team leaders come in at JL5, while those below incl...
- Infosys layoffs escalate; Nvidia’s profit soarsThe union labour ministry has urged Karnataka’s state labour commissioner to investigate the controversial Infosys layoffs. This and more i...
- 'We don’t know. Vacate the premises': Infosys faces backlash for reportedly denying a crying female employee's plea to stay overnightInfosys fired over 300 employees at its Mysuru campus after they failed internal evaluations. The trainees were asked to vacate the campus ...
- Indian IT giants ride US jobs boom, hire more and more techiesUS tech hiring surge boosts Indian IT firms like TCS, Infosys, HCL. Job openings in tech positions increase, with cities like New York, Was...
- Over one million IT employees will continue to work from home post-lockdown: Kris GopalakrishnanThe Chairman of early stage startup accelerator and venture fund, Axilor Ventures, also said that many of the smaller Indian startups have ...
- Surging layoffs plunge techies into depressionThe layoffs in the IT sector this year - from biggies like Wipro, Infosys to smaller companies - have caught thousands of young professiona...
- Layoffs rile India's flagship IT sectorExperts say automation, a failure to keep up with new technologies and US President Donald Trump's clampdown on visas is creating industry-...
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