Startups Flexport and Carta announce layoffs
San Francisco : Carta Inc. and Flexport Inc., are 2 startups that are about to announce layoffs. These are big $7 billion companies. But this company is going to reduce the number of its employees.
San Francisco : Carta Inc. and Flexport Inc., are 2 startups that are about to announce layoffs. These are big $7 billion companies. But this company is going to reduce the number of its employees.
Another big layoff is in the market, Citrix started laying off on Tuesday and it will affect thousands of people around the globe. The company’s response is awaited! Citrix Systems a Desktop virtualization company started
According to a statement written to staff on Tuesday and seen by CNBC, Bed Bath & Beyond has launched its next wave of layoffs as the company struggles for survival. The home goods company informed
New York: We are in a time where every new day is coming with some news of layoff. Though the company’s names are different who is going to cut down their employees the reason similar-
San Francisco: Followed by tech giant Amazon, king of software Salesforce, the video-sharing platform Vimeo is going to cut off around 11% of their employees. The reason is the uncertain economic condition of the world.
In this new phase of retrenchment, Amazon is going to lay off 18800 employees. This big tech giant has been bringing a huge number of people under its umbrella, but as of last year, it
On Wednesday Salesforce announced a new round of layoffs in the tech industry by calling for 10% of the cut-off in their workforce. This company is all set to reduce its real estate footprint. The
We saw that in the last 2 years, ByteDance was recruiting in a big way, with more than 100,000 people recruited by them. But do you know the reason behind this? Why are they getting
According to a Jan. 2 story by South China Morning Post, Justin Sun has maintained that the cryptocurrency exchange Huobi is not conducting mass layoffs. The South China Morning Post referenced prior claims from the
Swiggy fell twice in 2022 to Rs 3,629 crore. Hence, this large company is planning to cut down its workforce to reduce the cost. The year 2022 was not good for many businesses. The giant
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