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Amid a $177 million shortfall, University of Arizona workers and students face potential layoffs, sparking concerns about the institution's future. Continue reading for more details.

Far-left Vice.com, which was laughably valued at $5.7 billion in 2017, will stop publishing and could kill off its site entirely.

Rivian notified staff it was laying off 10% of its workforce, but won't let them know who has been impacted until the following day.

The Amazon-backed company reported that it lost $1.5 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023 and said that it expects to build 57,000 electric vehicles in 2024, the same number it built last year.

Jonah Peretti, CEO of BuzzFeed, stated in a press release that selling Complex is a key strategic move for BuzzFeed, Inc., in reshaping the business to be more profitable, agile, and inventive. Read more.

The latest layoff news comes from BuzzFeed, which is planning to reduce its workforce by 16%, which amounts to dozens of employees being let go, per the Guardian . The reduction...

After knocking at the door of the state tournament the past two seasons only to lose in the regional finals, the Lady Panthers had their sights fixed on a return

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Companies with strong profits are letting workers go to prove to Wall Street that they're serious about cutting costs and becoming more efficient.

Wayfair's Niraj Shah and Steve Conine said in a letter to shareholders that having fewer staff has made the company do more with less.