September 14Airtable announced plans to slash 237 employees, representing 27% of its staff, with CEO Howie Liu telling Forbes ...
The announcement comes less than three months after FedEx eliminated a "small number" of positions in Memphis.
Citigroup unveiled a wide-ranging management shake-up on Wednesday, and its chief executive, Jane Fraser, admitted in ...
Meta Platforms Inc. employees are slowly starting to enjoy coming into the office more, bouncing back from a morale crisis ...
Alexis Ohanian, the Reddit co-founder and former CEO, received backlash from users on X this week after tweeting about the ...
After a decade of strong growth, the local tech scene is suffering and the once-hot job market is cooling off. About a year ago, the Globe started tracking the newest “unicorns,” startups ...
Baxter is the latest in the medtech industry to undergo layoffs in 2023. The Deerfield, IL-based company said it was set to shed nearly 5% of its workforce in a costs-savings measure it announced ...
Reddit can now translate posts into eight different languages when viewing them on Reddit’s iOS or Android apps or on the web while logged out, according to a post from a Reddit admin (employee).
Alphabet is the first "Big Tech" company to lay off employees this quarter, after peers like Meta, Microsoft and Amazon.
Erin Callender, a Collins spokeswoman, described the layoffs as "actions to align the (company's) cost structure with the ...
Up to 180 employees will reportedly be affected by the layoffs Morningstar was targeted by a Missouri investigation last year over potential state law violations Six fintech companies have ...
Johnny C. Taylor Jr. tackles your human resources questions as part of a series for USA TODAY. Taylor is president and CEO of the Society for Human Resource Management, the world's largest HR ...
