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March 28, 2023
GitHub has eliminated 142 engineering roles across its India operations people aware of the matter told Business Today.
March 24, 2023
Accenture has announced 19,000 job cuts, joining the likes of Google, Amazon, Meta in IT layoffs this year. A total of 518 tech companies have laid off 1,71,858 employees between January 1 and March 23 this year. Watch this Business Today Visual Story to know about tech layoffs in 2023.
March 14, 2023
Microsofts AI team that ensured the companys products reflected its AI principles had about 30 employees in 2020 before it was cut down to seven in October.
March 14, 2023
"Microsoft is committed to developing AI products and experiences safely and responsibly, and does so by investing in people, processes, and partnerships that prioritise this," the company said in a statement. 📲 ChatGPT Leads Microsoft Layoffs? Tech Giant Cuts Jobs From Ethical AI Dedicated Team.
February 27, 2023
As per a recent survey by Linkedin, 88 per cent of young employees are planning to quit their current jobs. Lets find out why these young employees who are quitting are millennials and Gen Zs.
February 25, 2023
According to Trueup.io data, which tracks tech layoffs, so far in 2023, there have been 534 layoffs at tech companies with 153,005 people impacted (2,732 people per day).
February 23, 2023
Microsoft wants to cut up to 120 jobs in Germany, a business news outlet reported on Thursday, citing sources -- aaa
February 18, 2023
Layoffs are tough on everybody and dealing with the uncertainty around them can be difficult, especially for older people. Experts share tips on how to navigate them not only by thinking about savings but also as a fresh start
February 18, 2023
Alphabet, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, 3M and Salesforce are cutting positions amid recession fear
February 6, 2023
Dell Technologies Inc., facing plummeting demand for personal computers, will eliminate about 6,650 jobs, becoming the latest technology company to announce it will let thousands of employees go.