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The Bay Area tech sector has begun to shed jobs in a big way after years of a dramatic post-coronavirus hiring boom, an ominous turn for an industry that for decades has been the primary engine of the region's economy.

The Bay Area saw the largest decrease in household income of any big U.S. metro region

The Bay Area saw the largest decrease in household income of any big U.S. metro region

Some agencies predict a continued decline in enrollment, but San Francisco Unified is hopeful that 82,000 new units could bring new students

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While they are disruptive for the lives of the affected workers, experts and economists argue that the layoffs don’t necessarily foreshadow economic collapse as the classic indicators of recession haven’t happened yet.

The number of people fired from Big Tech companies this year is nearing annual levels not seen since the Great Recession. The worsening economic situation in the United States has made Big Tech [...]

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Bay Area tech and biotech companies have recently revealed plans to chop thousands of jobs, layoffs that raise the specter of a downturn in the regions broader economy.

11,000 people are set to lose their jobs, which is around 13% of Meta's workforce

Job cuts in the technology industry are accelerating, nearing levels seen in the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, as companies both large and small curtail ambitions and brace for tough times ahead.