Business Is Booming for Many Tech Giants. They're Laying Workers Off Anyway.

When business is surging, companies often expand their workforces to handle demand. That's not what's happening lately at some of America's biggest tech companies. Read More

Oracle Layoffs: Tech Giant Cuts Jobs in Cloud Infrastructure Unit Amid AI Spending

Oracle Layoffs: Oracle Corp. is cutting jobs in its closely watched cloud unit, the latest company taking steps to control costs amid heavy spending on AI infrastructure. Impacted workers were told ... Read More

Oracle cuts 188 Bay Area jobs in latest tech layoffs

(KRON) — Oracle is laying off 188 Bay Area workers in the latest round of ongoing tech layoffs. State filings indicate that the tech giant will cut 45 jobs at its Pleasanton office and 143 at its ... Read More

Austin-based Oracle to cut 101 jobs in Seattle in latest tech layoff wave

Austin-based software giant Oracle is laying off 101 employees in Seattle, less than a month after another round of cuts there. Read More

Fifth consecutive month of Microsoft layoffs: Seattle tech giant cuts more Redmond positions

The total number of Microsoft layoffs in Washington is now more than 3,200 since May. The latest round of layoffs will take effect on November 7, 2025. The early September filing marks the fifth ... Read More

Cloud computing giant Oracle lays off more Seattle workers

Cloud computing giant Oracle is laying off 101 employees in Seattle, less than a month after reducing its local workforce. Read More

Oracle Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs Despite Stock Near Record Highs: Report

Oracle has reportedly eliminated more than 350 positions across California and Washington this week, according to state employment records. Read More

Seattle-area tech layoffs mount with Salesforce and Oracle job cuts

Almost 200 Seattle-area tech workers were laid off this week in waves of workforce reductions from business-software maker Salesforce and cloud computing giant Oracle. Read More

Oracle, Salesforce slash hundreds of Bay Area jobs

Oracle and Salesforce have each disclosed plans to slash hundreds of Bay Area jobs in a new round of tech industry cutbacks. Read More