The wave of layoffs in tech industry in 2025 seems unstoppable, as giants like Amazon and Microsoft have tightened their ...

After years of layoffs and cutbacks, tech workers have lost trust in their employers. Federal employees may face the same ...

While tech giants are laying off workers in 2025, economists say companies are more bullish on hiring in 2025 than years' ...

In 2025, 19 companies laid off some 5,200 workers, according to layoffs.fyi., which tracks job cuts in the tech industry. Beginning in 2022, tech layoffs increased steadily before hitting a peak ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Serial technology CEO covering all things IT & Tech. In August 2024, Intel sent shockwaves through the market by announcing a 15% reduction ...

The layoffs that swept Google in January accomplished two big things. First, it successfully shattered the illusion that tech giants like Google are completely immune to the whims of the economy ...

More layoffs could be on their way at big tech firms as bosses prepare to tighten on the "laptop generation," according to Gene Munster. In an interview with Insider, Munster, managing partner at ...

Combined, Amazon and Microsoft are laying off a total of 28,000 employees The wave of tech layoffs is continuing into 2023 An uncertain economic climate is one reason behind the string of layoffs ...

Workday becomes the latest tech company in recent weeks to cut headcount. Amazon, Okta and Cruise have also laid off ...

Hiring freezes and layoffs have impacted just about every corner of the tech industry, from young Web3 hopefuls to established steaming giants and just about everything in between. Tesla ...

Semiconductor company Marvell Technology is joining the ever-growing list of tech companies conducting layoffs by saying it will lay off 320 employees. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based company said ...