Toast cuts 550 jobs
The Boston-based restaurant software firm said Thursday it would cut about 10 percent of its staff and reorganize its offices in a drive to reach profitability more quickly.
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The Boston-based restaurant software firm said Thursday it would cut about 10 percent of its staff and reorganize its offices in a drive to reach profitability more quickly.
Toast said it would lay off 550 employees, resulting in $45 million to $55 million charges, mostly in the first quarter.
Toast said it would lay off 550 employees, resulting in $45 million to $55 million charges, mostly in the first quarter.
Toast said it would lay off 550 employees, resulting in $45 million to $55 million charges, mostly in the first quarter.
Toast said it would lay off 550 employees, resulting in $45 million to $55 million charges, mostly in the first quarter.