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Bay Area tech layoffs top 1,400 in one week with new Amazon cuts in S.F.
The tech industry’s job cuts this week alone have now topped 1,400 in the Bay Area with the revelation of fresh Amazon job cuts. Read More
Two Bay Area AI companies cut dozens of jobs
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Two companies associated with the Bay Area’s nascent artificial intelligence boom announced job cuts on Thursday. Stryder Corp., the company behind Handshake AI, will cut dozens ... Read More
Tech companies trim just over 100 South Bay jobs in latest staff cuts
Lumileds and Couchbase have revealed plans to eliminate a combined total of 108 jobs, all in San Jose, according to official WARN notices the tech companies have sent to the state Employment ... Read More
Bay Area, California post small job gains for August as hiring stalls
The Bay Area and California produced only small job gains during August, a government report released Friday shows — another warning sign that job markets in the region and statewide have begun to ... Read More
Meta layoff includes 318 workers around Bay Area headquarters
LATEST Oct. 28, 3:15 p.m. Meta has revealed the Bay Area impacts of its latest layoff round, a slash to the company’s artificial intelligence unit that Axios reported was set to hit about 600 ... Read More
AI could replace 11.7% of U.S. jobs, according to MIT report
Artificial intelligence could replace 11.7% of U.S. jobs, the economic equivalent of $1.2 trillion in wages. Those are the findings of a new study from the ... Read More
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