After turning $308 million profit, Bay Area tech company lays off 184 workers
Agilent Technologies, a Santa Clara-based company known best for its laboratory equipment, is laying off 184 workers in California.
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Agilent Technologies, a Santa Clara-based company known best for its laboratory equipment, is laying off 184 workers in California.
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