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A UBS logo on a flag behind the shadowy silhouette of a man.

Layoff Spree Continues in April and Is Spreading Beyond the Tech Sector

Several major multinational companies kicked off Q2 by announcing plans to slash jobs or letting go employees affected by previously announced layoffs.
By Sissi Cao
A man looks at a printed newsletter.

Newsletter Publishers Struggle While Trying to Prove Their Model Still Works

Within the struggling media industry, newsletter companies are fighting to prove their model can earn revenue.
By Rachyl Jones
Zoom founder Eric Yuan

Tracking 2023’s Layoffs in Tech, Media, Retail and More (Updated March)

Layoffs are spreading from tech to more industries.
By Sissi Cao
Bob Iger smiles for a photo at an awards ceremony.

Under Bob Iger 2.0, Disney Reports Higher Earnings Amid Layoffs, Restructuring

By Rachyl Jones
Apple CEO Tim Cook

Can Apple Avoid Layoffs? Analysts Look For Answers in This Week’s Earnings Report

By Sissi Cao
Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, sits in court.

BDG Media Shutters Re-Launched Gawker and Lays off Staff

By Rachyl Jones
Chart of tech stocks

Layoffs Are Sending Big Tech Stocks Soaring

By Sissi Cao
A building with a "People" logo.

IAC’s Dotdash Meredith Will Lay Off 7% of its Staff, or 274 Employees

By Rachyl Jones
Google layoff

Google Pauses Green Card Applications, Leaving Foreign Workers in Limbo

By Sissi Cao
Google CEO Sundar Pichai

Google Will Cut 12,000 Jobs in the Latest Big Tech Layoff

By Sissi Cao
Microsoft layoff

Microsoft Is the Latest Big Tech Company to Announce Layoffs

By Sissi Cao
In this photo illustration a Parler website is seen behind a cell phone.

Right-Wing Social Media Site Parler’s Parent Company Reportedly Laid of 75 Percent of its Workforce

By Rachyl Jones
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.

As Coinbase Announces More Job Cuts, Here’s a List of the Layoffs Sweeping Across the Crypto World

By Sissi Cao

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Is Not Having a Happy New Year

By James Ledbetter
A building is shows with a Twitter sign on the side.

Big Tech’s Layoffs Have Little Impact on the Robust US Jobs Market

By Sissi Cao
Meta employees smile for a photo in front of the Meta logo.

Amazon and Salesforce are Among the Tech Companies Announcing Layoffs. Here’s a List of the Others

By Sissi Cao
ByteDance logo displayed on a screen and TikTok logo displayed on a phone screen.

TikTok Parent ByteDance Reportedly Cut Hundreds of Workers in China

By Rachyl Jones
The Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Spotify displayed on a phone screen and headphones are seen in this illustration

Podcasting Could Take More Hits in 2023 with Layoffs and Slowing Ad Revenue

By Rachyl Jones
The side of the Twitter headquarters in San Francisco reads @twitter with a blue bird icon.

Twitter’s Workplace Practices Draw Fire as Janitors Picket and Musk Defends Bedrooms

By Courtney Vinopal
The BuzzFeed logo appears on a phone

Media Layoffs Hit BuzzFeed, Which Will Cut 12% of its Workforce

By Rachyl Jones
View of the Twitter headquarters pictured with a blue bird icon.

Twitter Has Reportedly Installed Beds For Employees Working Around the Clock

By Courtney Vinopal
Close-up of Andy Jassy, raising a finger, while dressed in a navy blue blazer and blue jeans.

Amazon Layoffs May Reach 20,000, Double The Number Initially Reported

By Courtney Vinopal
Three silver towers against a grey sky in New York City's Hudson Yards.

Meta Is Reportedly Downsizing Its Hudson Yards Office Space Following Layoffs

By Courtney Vinopal
Twitter's logo is pictured outside the building where its headquarters are located.

Employees Who Stayed on for Musk’s ‘Extremely Hardcore’ Twitter Were Still Laid off

By Courtney Vinopal
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