Articles associated with topic: tech company

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  DoorDash Blames New Layoffs on Pandemic Hyper-Growth

  DoorDash plans on laying off 1,250 workers. In a note to employees, CEO Tony Xu blamed the cuts on overexuberant spending during the past few years. “The pandemic presented sudden and unprecedented opportunitie…
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  Cisco Layoffs Will Impact 5 Percent of Its Workforce

  Cisco plans on slicing roughly 5 percent of its workforce. During Cisco’s most recent earnings call, CEO Chuck Robbins indicated that certain business units would need to be “rebalanced,” and the company will t…
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  Amidst Silicon Valley Layoffs, TikTok Is Hiring

  Even as Silicon Valley giants such as Twitter and Meta cut staff, one company has been aggressively hiring technology professionals: TikTok. According to The Information, tech professionals laid off from Twitte…
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  Amazon Layoffs Will Reportedly Total 10,000 Employees

  Amazon is planning to lay off roughly 10,000 employees, according to a new report. The New York Times (which broke the news) stated the layoffs could begin as early as this week. The company’s retail, human res…
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  Meet the Makers: The team behind Amazon’s Halo Rise, Kindle Scribe and Alexa Custom Assistant

  From improving sleep for millions to customizing a Disney resort experience - there’s a team for that You know the products. You likely even own one or two (or ten). From Kindle to Alexa to the new Halo Rise, A…
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  Apple Mixed Reality Headset Could Kick Off Opportunities

  Apple is reportedly finalizing its “mixed reality” headset for a 2023 release, which could lead to a spike in demand for technologists skilled in both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). According…
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  Amazon Reportedly Reviewing 'Unprofitable' Units. What's Next?

  Amazon is reportedly undertaking a review of “unprofitable” business units, including the devices unit responsible for the Alexa voice-activated assistant. That report from The Wall Street Journal suggests the…
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  Elon Musk Ends Twitter Remote-Work Policy

  When the pandemic began, Twitter was one of the biggest tech companies to allow employees to permanently work from home. “Opening offices will be our decision, when and if our employees come back, will be their…
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  Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Explains Why He Cut 11,000 Workers

  Meta’s long-rumored layoffs have finally begun, and will impact roughly 13 percent of the company’s workforce, or 11,000 employees. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg sent a long letter to employees (available on Faceboo…
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  Meta Could Unleash Huge Layoffs Very Soon

  Meta may unleash sweeping layoffs this week, according to a new report. Anonymous sources speaking to The Wall Street Journal said the layoffs could impact thousands of employees. A Meta spokesperson declined t…
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  Twitter, Lyft, Stripe Launch Big Layoffs

  Some of Silicon Valley’s biggest companies announced significant layoffs last week. What does that mean for the rest of the tech industry? A week after he acquired Twitter for $44 billion, Tesla and SpaceX CEO…
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  Innovation at Delta Air Lines: The New PARALLEL REALITY Experience

  Delta Air Lines recently launched a first-of-its-kind airport travel experience called PARALLEL REALITY at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. This groundbreaking technology allows up to 100 passengers to see persona…