The technology sector is undergoing significant restructuring, with over 61,000 job cuts across 130 companies in 2025, driven by three primary factors: sluggish post-pandemic growth, global economic ...

AI tools are reducing the need for new hires, especially in engineering, marketing, and customer service. The headlines say ...

The Bay Area has lost more than 11,000 tech jobs so far in 2025, a slump in hiring punctuated by disclosures of fresh layoffs ...

Tech and federal job cuts led May layoffs, driven by economic pressure and AI shifts, even as the demand for AI skills continues to grow.

The layoffs reflect a growing and concerning trend across California, a state long regarded as the nation's leading tech hub.

US companies could immediately deduct the full cost of their research and development activities, from engineering salaries ...

Google extended buyout offers to more employees this week, marking the latest move by Big Tech firms to lower headcounts. It ...

the underlying causes of the 2025 tech layoffs can be traced to three interwoven trends:1. Macroeconomic volatility Global economic conditions remain unstable. Geopolitical tensions, high interest ...

A new law in New York state that requires employers to disclose if mass layoffs — which is defined as 50 or more workers — ...

Microsoft has laid off over 6,000 employees, about 3% of its global workforce, despite reporting strong earnings. These cuts primarily target high-salary roles, middle management, and senior engineers ...

Senior tech correspondent Adam Rogers was among the layoffs at Business Insider. He has been covering science, technology, and culture. A longtime science journalist, Rogers often writes about how ...