In 2025, layoffs persist across technology, retail, and space exploration, driven by AI and automation. Companies like Meta, Boeing, and Ch...

Chris Bynum, a Microsoft employee for 25 years, was recently laid off. This happened amidst Microsoft's large workforce reduction. Bynum sh...

Popular dating application Bumble announced it will lay off approximately 240 employees, representing 30% of its global workforce. Followin...

Many tech companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Intel and others have announced mass layoffs in the year 2025. The layoffs are not jus...

Microsoft's recent layoffs disproportionately affected software engineers, signalling AI's growing impact on even technical roles. As the c...

Microsoft layoffs: Microsoft will cut 6,000 people — about three per cent of its global workforce. An employee whose LinkedIn says she work...

In January, Microsoft let go of 2,000 underperforming employees without severance. The retrenchment had also affected staff in the gaming a...

The mass layoffs come just weeks after Microsoft reported strong sales and profits that beat Wall Street expectations for the January-March...

Layoffs in 2024: Tech firms have ramped up layoffs to manage expenses, with Intel, Microsoft, and Match Group cutting significant numbers o...

The report said that almost half of those laid off belonged to the age group of 30-40 years and had an average work experience of 11.9 year...

Dell will lay off about 5% of its workforce as the company is experiencing market conditions that "continue to erode with an uncertain futu...

It means that more than 3,300 tech employees lost jobs daily on an average by more than 288 companies worldwide.

The layoff season continued to hit the tech world in 2023 with some big names like Microsoft and Google joining the list. More than 3,400 t...

Google could soon layoff 6% of its workforce, accounting to about 10,000 people, according to a report by The Information.

The company has confirmed the ‘role eliminations’. This is the third round of layoffs at Microsoft in four months. In July, the Big Tech fi...

MS, believed to use somewhere between 40,000 and 60,000 contract workers worldwide, is slashing overtime, hours and pay. Latest from Google

A few weeks after launching the first wide-scale layoffs in its history, Microsoft Corp. admits it screwed up a key part of the plan.