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

Back in 2021, the tech industry was booming. Fueled by generous government subsidies and the pandemic economy, tech companies ...

The layoffs are expected to begin on May 25. Tech ... of companies, including corporate clients such as Uber, Instacart, Netflix, Airbnb and Doordash. Ghost Autonomy, a Silicon Valley firm founded ...

In California, technology, retail and pharmaceutical companies appear to be taking on the bulk of the layoffs as employers ...

Languages: English Tech layoffs have been common since 2022 when the industry course-corrected after massive hiring sprees during the coronavirus pandemic. Already in 2025, 42 companies have laid ...

For years, people like Moyer flocked to Silicon Valley companies ... and that some roles were added as well. While mass layoffs in major tech companies have been historically rare, research ...

A seemingly endless wave of mass layoffs ... tech giants shovel their operating budgets into the AI furnace. And of all the workers devastated by the carnage, former tech workers in Silicon Valley ...

For years, people like Moyer flocked to Silicon ... layoffs, Google spokesperson José Castañeda said the changes to the team were made to allow it work more efficiently and that some roles were added ...