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BCE Inc. is selling off 45 of its 103 regional radio stations as it cuts nine per cent of its workforce, including journalists and other workers at its Bell Media subsidiary.

While Dell had been her professional home for years, the former employee who worked there for 8 years emphasized that recent events had served as a reminder that our true homes are not our workplaces.

Dell Technologies: “Some members of our sales team will leave the company. We don’t make these decisions lightly, and we’ll support those impacted as they transition to their next opportunity,” a Dell spokesperson was quoted as saying in the report.

This development follows the news earlier this year when Dell announced a reduction of its workforce by approximately 5 per cent, resulting in the departure of 6,500 employees

Bell chief legal and regulatory officer raised concerns this week about Bill C-18, saying it won't do what it's meant to if companies restrict or block news links on their sites.

Bell chief legal and regulatory officer raised concerns this week about Bill C-18, saying it won’t do what it’s meant to if companies restrict or block news links on their sites.

Tech Layoffs: After Meta, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and other tech giants, iPhone-maker may start laying off employees now. Apple employees have been reportedly asked to reapply for their jobs or else they will be fired. A total of 553 tech companies have laid off 1,66,004 employees employees so far this year. Watch this Business Today Visual Story to know about tech layoffs in 2023.

The USCIS was replying to a letter by the Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS) about the impact of recent tech sector layoffs.

Market circumstances are continuing to degrade with an uncertain future for the company, Co-Chief Operating Officer Jeff Clarke stated in a message.

Social commerce start-up Trell is likely to lay off 50 per cent of its workforce across various India offices, which includes nearly 300 people in March, multiple sources privy to the development told Business Today.