Thousands of workers are falling victim to job cuts at Amazon, UPS, Nestlé, and other large companies, in an economy defined by uncertainty, AI, and global tensions.

Many firms are investing billions in generative AI tools and cloud infrastructure — but that investment often comes at the ...

Most of these firms say the root causes are shifting technological patterns (especially AI), slower global economic expansion, and the need to streamline operations. , Industry, Times Now ...

From Silicon Valley to Bengaluru, tech giants are trimming staff to refocus on artificial intelligence, cloud services, and ...

Amazon is implementing its largest layoff drive, cutting approximately 2,303 corporate jobs in Washington state, with ...

Major technology companies worldwide are cutting costs, resulting in massive job losses. Firms like Amazon, Intel, and TCS are reducing their workforces significantly. These layoffs are driven by ...

THIS WEEK SAW the announcement of jobs at risk on different sides of the market, with hundreds likely to be lost at Amazon ...

The tech industry’s job cuts this week alone have now topped 1,400 with the revelation of fresh Amazon job cuts.

Andy Jassy’s comments reflect Amazon’s ongoing push to reshape its internal culture. As reported by Business Insider, he has been focused on raising performance standards, tightening discipline, and ...

Retail giants are laying off workers or keeping headcount flat as they pledge to become leaner businesses where artificial ...

Here are some companies that have moved to cut jobs recently. General Motors moved to lay off about 1,700 workers across ...