Another round of headlines about layoffs, particularly in the tech industry. Student Loan Forgiveness: Relief for Public Loans Pushed Back Due to Lack of Funds ...

The rate for this industry soared by 0.8 percentage point — from 1.5% in December to 2.3% ... why do layoffs feel like they're everywhere? Part of it is that they're concentrated in high ...

Food inflation, on the other hand, dipped marginally to 2.76 ... prices high. Experts also expressed concern about milk prices which registered the third consecutive jump in February to hit 10.3 ...

An auto industry manufacturer is permanently shuttering its Rowan County site, northeast of Charlotte, leaving over 80 people without jobs, according to a recent filing with the state Commerce ...

Meta’s stock price jumped 2% in premarket ... January 3rd to hit a closing high of $191.62. It has since pulled back slightly from these highs, but the latest talk of further layoffs — or ...

But when layoffs are happening in the most visible sector on the internet, you’re going to hear about it. The biggest tech layoffs have occurred at high-profile ... about 2.5% of its workforce ...

You've seen the reports, but where are layoffs actually happening? Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to compare all 50 states and Washington D.C.

And if the employees don’t provide value that results in revenue I don’t think there is enough money to keep the fun projects and high wages flowing ... drive super slow; 2) stop to pick ...

While media and entertainment layoffs ... a high-flying rocket ship, Netflix saw its wings clipped in 2022 as the dominant streaming platform clocked subscriber losses and a subsequent hit to ...

That means not necessarily mass layoffs, but it could be 2%-4% workforce reductions.” The tight labor market for high-tech roles may mean people who lose their jobs can find a new one quickly.

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