Mark Zuckerberg has a theory for why tech layoffs aren't slowing down: Companies are realizing that, while painful, there are benefits ... rates came back to earth. Many companies, including ...

2024 has started with another wave of tech industry layoffs. This time, though, the cuts are way smaller. In early 2023, a decade of abundance came to a painful end for many tech workers.

Cable cord-cutting and a decline in revenue led to a significant workforce reduction at the Warner Bros. Discovery unit while ...

"The trajectory of layoffs in 2025 will depend on several factors, including macroeconomic conditions, consumer demand, and ...

This seems especially true given that so many layoffs happen at tech companies that are also ... Right now, for example, there are thousands of jobs posted across AWS.” About a month after ...

The tech layoff wave continued through 2024. Following significant workforce reductions in 2022 and 2023, 2024 saw more than 150,000 job cuts across 542 companies, according to independent layoffs ...

Despite that, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the labor market has remained healthy so far in 2024. Newer employees are ... and interest rates, many tech companies froze spending ...

In January 2025, tech firms continued layoffs. Some 13 tech companies dismissed 1,390 workers in total this month so far, but far fewer than in 2023, when 90,000 workers were laid off, while last ...

The tech layoff wave ... conducted sizable layoffs in 2024, while smaller-sized startups also experienced cuts, and in some cases, shut down operations altogether. We’re continuing to track the ...