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Netflix to cut about 1,000 jobs, biggest since 2022
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Netflix to cut about 1,000 jobs, biggest since 2022

In a memo, co-chief executives Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters said the company was being disciplined about how it prioritized people and resources.
Aiko Gao Ishida · · 1 min read
Ubisoft to cut 70 Singapore jobs after $1.7b annual loss
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Ubisoft to cut 70 Singapore jobs after $1.7b annual loss

Ubisoft had already announced dozens of job cuts at RedLynx last year as it refocused the studio on mobile games.
Minh Le · · 1 min read
SCI Ecommerce’s troubles run deep
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SCI Ecommerce’s troubles run deep

Inside SCI Ecommerce’s financial troubles, from suspected irregularities to a failed restructuring. Plus, Revolut’s Singapore expansion plans.
Jofie Yordan · · 3 min read
Amazon cuts fewer than 1,000 jobs, mainly in its Stores unit
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Amazon cuts fewer than 1,000 jobs, mainly in its Stores unit

The move follows a larger round of 30,000 job cuts that began last year and continued into January.
Naomi Li Gan · · 1 min read
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Oracle starts new round of layoffs as AI spending rises

Oracle had 141,000 employees in May, down from 162,000 a year earlier.
Naomi Li Gan · · 1 min read
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Oracle adds $700m to restructuring costs as AI spending rises

Oracle reported negative free cash flow of US$5.40 billion.
Diya Lal · · 1 min read
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Uber to cut 10% of workforce in major restructuring

The restructuring affects both managers and non-managers.
Grace Priscilla Teo · · 1 min read
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Apple cuts more than 200 jobs across Siri, Vision Pro

IDC estimated Apple shipped just 45,000 Vision Pro headsets in the last quarter.
Grace Priscilla Teo · · 1 min read
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Nokia plans to cut most mainland China jobs by end-2026

Nokia had about 7,200 employees across mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan at the end of 2025.
Aiko Gao Ishida · · 1 min read
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LinkedIn to shut Israel office, lay off nearly all staff

LinkedIn opened the center in 2022 after acquiring Israeli startup Oribi.
Aiko Gao Ishida · · 1 min read