Page 13 - Job Cuts

Intel plans thousands of job cuts to manage cost amid PC market slowdown

Intel will announced the layoffs as early as this month, with the company planning to make the move around the same time as its third-quarter earnings report on October 27

Peloton planning to cut additional 500 jobs to reverse losses: Report

To cut costs, the company cut hundreds of jobs, shuttered stores and outsourced delivery to third parties this year

Ola group drives back on layoff plan for nearly 200 engineers, for now

Overall, the company at a group level has a workforce of around 10,000 people

JPMorgan and BofA cautious on job cuts as Goldman Sachs' layoffs loom

As the risk of recession looms and the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to curb inflation, deal markets have dried up

Goldman to cut hundreds of jobs in its biggest layoff since the pandemic

The Wall Street titan plans to eliminate several hundred roles starting this month, according to people with knowledge of the matter

Goldman Sachs plans to cut several hundred jobs starting this month: Report

While the total number is less than some previous rounds, the reductions are a resumption of Goldman's annual culling cycle that it had largely paused during the pandemic.

Xiaomi cuts over 900 jobs globally as Q2 revenue dips 20%: Report

"In this quarter, our industry faced many challenges, including rising global inflation, foreign exchange fluctuations (and) complex political environment," said Xiaomi president Wang Xiang

SoftBank plans Vision Fund job cuts after record $23.1-bn net loss in Q2

SoftBank was in a bubble on valuations, no sacred areas for cost cuts, says CEO

Walmart cuts 200 corporate jobs as weak demand, bloated inventory weigh

Walmart will also add an unspecified number of jobs in areas such as e-commerce, health and wellness, ad sales and supply chain

Credit Suisse in revival mode, may cut thousands of jobs globally

The bank, which began trimming front line roles in Asia last month, is mulling an aggressive plan to reduce its headcount, which stood at 51,410 at the end of June

Robinhood shares jump 13% after job cuts, smaller-than-feared loss

Analysts welcomed Robinhood's bid to get its expenses under control, suggesting the move could be positive for the company's flailing stock

Canada's Shopify cuts 10% of workforce on slowing online orders

US-listed shares fell 14.7% to $31.29 after the company said it witnessed a pullback in online orders

Credit Suisse considers fresh round of job cuts as losses mount: Report

Discussions among the board of directors and management about a large cost savings package have reached an advanced stage

Amazon-backed Tonal cuts 35% workforce to trim expenses, readjust to demand

Amazon-backed connected fitness equipment maker Tonal is reportedly cutting 35 per cent of its workforce, affecting all levels of its business

Morningstar cuts hundreds of jobs in Shenzhen amid China restructuring

Several hundred people among its 1,000-strong workforce in the southern technology hub have been affected, the Chicago-based financial services company said on Wednesday

Microsoft cuts 1,800 jobs in restructuring, will hire more: Report

The layoffs, affecting less than 1 per cent of the 180,000-person workforce, spanned a variety of groups including consulting and customer and partner solutions

Byju's lays off 500 employees as part of cost-cutting drive: Report

The latest development at Byju's comes as the Indian edtech market is shrinking with reopening of schools, colleges and physical tuition centres

Alibaba, Tencent preparing to cut tens of thousands of jobs this yr: Rpts

The job cuts at the two companies would be their first major layoffs since Chinese regulators launched an unprecedented campaign a year-and-a-half ago to rein in its internet giants

Unilever plans thousands of job cuts as investor Peltz builds stake

The job cuts are likely to number in the low thousands, say sources

Indian factory growth slipped in August, job cutting returned: Survey

Indian factory activity expanded at a slower pace last month as persistent pandemic-related weakness weighed on demand and output, forcing firms to cut jobs again, a private survey showed