Hopper lays off 250 employees, including about 20 in Montreal
Travel app Hopper has laid off nearly 250 employees, or 30 per cent of its workforce, as the technology sector continues to face challenges.
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Travel app Hopper has laid off nearly 250 employees, or 30 per cent of its workforce, as the technology sector continues to face challenges.
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