After a generation of record growth, Seattle's tech employers have not only pulled back on hiring but shifted billions into ...

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

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

The job cuts have affected nearly all departments, including coordinators, transport, and shipping staff. Even long-serving employees with nearly a decade of experience have not been spared.

The layoffs are part of a broader strategy that could eliminate 30,000 positions, or roughly 10% of corporate staff.

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

The 2025 layoff wave reflects structural shifts, not mere cost-cutting. Companies, particularly in tech, are redirecting ...

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 ...

He says UPS shares jumped roughly 8% on the news ahead of the holiday rush, a sign Wall Street rewards leaner operations even ...

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

It's easy to look at the 30,000 recent Amazon layoffs and blame AI for taking those jobs. But that's not the whole story.

In a dramatic shift, UPS, the iconic logistics company known for its brown trucks, is undergoing its most significant ...