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TuSimple Holdings Inc., a company that manufactures self-driving trucks, stated on Wednesday that it will lay off 25 percent of its workforce as part of a reorganization effort. The change impacts around 350 people, with
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This announcement is done by Micron when results for its first quarter came to them, which ended on 1st Dec 2023. The company also announces in the recent US Securities and Exchange Commission, the restructuring
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Recently, Tesla announced a hiring freeze, which will come into force soon. Many reports are indicating that Tesla will bring this layoff into the ground in the upcoming quarter between January to march. All this
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The Iranian oil workers' protests come amid a long-term unrest across Iran that has given a boldest challenge to the Islamic Republic after the 1979 revolution. According to reports and videos posted on social media,
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Virtusa, the IT company based out of Massachusetts in United States, which has office locations across India in states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra and Haryana. According to media reports, the company is forcing
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A Welsh Labour MP plans to join a nurses' strike picket line in Wales next week, despite the fact that health is a devolved issue for the Welsh Labour Government. Beth Winter, however, stated that
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One of the largest technology sector employers in North Carolina's Research Triangle, Lenovo has confirmed on Monday that the layoffs are going to affect its local US workforce. According to employees, the job cuts had
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As part of the mass layoffs announced last month, Cisco Systems Inc has joined the bandwagon of big tech companies laying off their employees. The company has reportedly begun layoffs by cutting loose about 5
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Playtika, the Israeli mobile games company has decided to layoff about 600 employees globally, which constitutes about 12 to 15 per cent of its workforce. The dismissed employees include 180 in Israel, according to the
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The less than two-day walkout by around 200 of Apple's roughly 4,000 employees in Australia comes as the U.S. tech giant confronts difficulties at its primary iPhone manufacturing in China. Members of Australia's Retail and
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