Microsoft Corp. confirmed plans to lay off about 10,000 workers Wednesday amid a continued wave of job cuts in the technology sector. Chief Executive Satya… Read More »Microsoft confirms plans to lay off about 10,000 workers as tech companies cut back
LAS VEGAS — The annual tech event known as CES returns to semi-normal status here this week, with an emphasis on virtual and augmented reality,… Read More »CES 2023: A new ‘metaverse’ headset gets early buzz as the tech industry looks to change the subject
Wanted: Chief executive officer of a flailing tech company who will have no control over that company’s product or distribution. Hours: All. No free lunch.… Read More »Elon Musk Offers Worst Job in Tech
Freight brokerage RXO Inc. is investing in technology to give its customers more granular information on their shipments, its chief financial officer said, as the… Read More »Freight Brokerage RXO Will Focus on Tech Investments, CFO Says
HONG KONG—Indonesian ride-hailing, e-commerce and financial-services company GoTo Group is laying off 12% of its employees, or 1,300 people, as it seeks to cut costs… Read More »Indonesian Tech Giant GoTo Axes 1,300 Employees
Layoffs at ride-sharing firm Lyft Inc. and payments company Stripe Inc., as well as a pause in hiring at Amazon.com Inc., reflect a darker outlook… Read More »Tech Layoffs Reflect Worsening Outlook
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By Stuart Condie SYDNEY–WiseTech Global Ltd. was able to step up hiring over the six months through June after job seekers’ focus mirrored that of… Read More »WiseTech’s Profitability Helped Attract Tech Talent, CEO Says — Interview
Toast Inc.’s stock was climbing more than 11% in after-hours trading Thursday, after the maker of payment solutions and other technologies for restaurants raised its… Read More »Toast boosts earnings outlook, restaurant-tech stock shoots higher