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Wipro shares sink, but IT hiring shows signs of lifeWipro shares have slid sharply on weak Q3 results and a subdued Q4 outlook. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.- 2025 layoffs: List of companies cutting jobs worldwide and why it’s happeningMany big companies are cutting jobs in 2025. Tech, retail, finance, and energy firms are making layoffs as they try to save costs and adjus...
- Anthropic’s Claude AI can now generate Canva designs from text promptsThrough Canva's integration with Claude, users can generate visual content, resize images, and autofill brand templates without leaving the...
- Odisha's tiger population rises to 30: CM Naveen PatnaikOdisha's tiger population rose to 30, including 8 cubs. Similipal Tiger Reserve is now home to 27 tigers, with 13 being pseudo-melanistic. ...
- Jack Dorsey's fintech firm Block lays off nearly 1,000 employeesJack Dorsey's financial services company Block is laying off close to 1,000 employees, which will affect staff in the Cash App, Afterpay an...
- IT consulting firm Accenture to cut 890 jobs from Irish operationsAccenture plans to cut around 890 jobs from its Irish operations, on top of the 400 staff let go earlier this year, both as part of a round...
- Tech firms, Wall Street lead job cuts in Corporate AmericaInterest rate hikes by global central banks to tame stubborn inflation have weighed on consumer and corporate spending, affecting the outlo...
- SaaS startup Houseware raises $2.1 million led by Tanglin Venture PartnersHouseware will use the funds to grow its customer base, expand the team, and double down on alliances with partners like Snowflake to scale...
- Thousands of fintech jobs are gone as companies cut costs for first timeFintechs boomed during the early days of the pandemic, ambitious to grow and driven by low interest rates and consumer hunger for debt.
- Tech firms, Wall Street lead job cuts in corporate AmericaRapid interest rate hikes, weak consumer demand and an economic slowdown in China have forced firms such as Amazon, Walt Disney, Facebook-o...
- Wipro reports negative headcount growth, attrition inches lowerThe company onboarded 3,000 freshers so far in Q3 against its FY23 fresher target of 30,000 candidates.
- Stripe cuts internal valuation by 11% to $63 billionIt's at least the third time since June that Stripe has cut its internal valuation, following a smaller cut in October, and brings the tota...
- TCS headcount falls by over 2,000 QoQ despite improvement in attritionTCS’s headcount stood at 613,974 for the quarter-ended December. It is to be noted that, in the second quarter, the employee addition came ...
- Tech companies keep slashing jobs in uncertain 2023 economyIn November, the most recent month for which data is available, the sector announced 52,771 cuts, for a total of 80,978 over the course of ...
- How Singapore's large-scale tech layoffs are impacting IndiansBased on 2021 Singapore Ministry of Manpower figures, about a quarter of the 177,100 employment pass holders or around 45,000, are from Ind...
- Employees sue Twitter as bloodbath looms; Udaan sacks another 1,000Elon Musk’s Twitter, as expected, has begun the process of sacking about half of its 7,500 workers by cutting access to their laptops, emai...
- US tech layoffs skyrocket as companies struggle with shrinking global economySackings have intensified over the past few days, with several startups -- foreign and Indian -- firing workers to cope with the severe dea...
- Digital payments firm Stripe to lay off 14% of workforceAfter the job cuts, Stripe will have about 7,000 employees, according to an email to employees from founders Patrick and John Collison on T...
- Doge's weekend crashIn today's ETtech Morning Dispatch: Dogecoin crashes over the weekend, Banks banning crypto 'just not a smart thing to do' says Binance CEO...
- Techies, pick up new skills and you won't need a permanent jobSince firms are not able to reskill their employees as fast as required by the market, a large number of jobs in emerging tech go to freela...
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