Intel Announces Global Workforce Reduction Affecting Over 5,500 U.S. Employees
Intel announced a global workforce reduction in 2025, impacting over 5,500 U.S. employees. The cuts are part of a restructuring effort.
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Intel announced a global workforce reduction in 2025, impacting over 5,500 U.S. employees. The cuts are part of a restructuring effort.
KPMG is cutting approximately 100 U.S. audit partners, 10% of the division, after voluntary retirement efforts fell short. The move aligns its workforce
Verizon is reportedly cutting about 15,000 jobs, approximately 15% of its workforce, as part of a major restructuring effort.
Yellow.ai reportedly laid off over 100 employees, about 30% of its workforce, as it shifts toward agentic AI and automation.
Sapiens is reportedly preparing to cut around 700 to 800 jobs, about 15% of its workforce, following Advent’s $2.5 billion acquisition.
Angi announced a global workforce reduction affecting approximately 350 employees as part of a restructuring tied to cost savings and AI-driven efficiency improvements.
Kaseya cut 5% of its workforce, affecting about 250 employees, as part of a go-to-market team realignment.
Tipalti is reportedly laying off around 100 employees in Israel and abroad as the fintech company continues restructuring.
Pinterest is cutting about 700 employees, less than 15% of its workforce, as it reallocates resources toward AI-focused roles and products.
Zipcar is closing its Boston Seaport headquarters and cutting 126 jobs as parent Avis Budget Group consolidates corporate operations in New Jersey.
Expedia is planning to permanently lay off 100 employees at its Austin corporate offices near The Domain as part of broader restructuring efforts.
Intrepid Studios, developer of Ashes of Creation, is reportedly closing its San Diego office and laying off 123 employees, according to Game Developer and California WARN-linked reporting.
Envato is reportedly cutting up to 200 jobs, around one-third of its workforce, as the Shutterstock-owned company restructures around AI and faster execution.
Loopio has laid off 12% of its workforce, affecting an estimated 36 employees, as the company cites market conditions and long-term priorities.
Ubisoft is laying off 105 employees at Red Storm Entertainment and ending game development at the Ghost Recon studio as part of a strategic shift.
Snowflake reportedly cut about 70 employees in targeted layoffs tied to efficiency and AI growth, including technical writing and documentation roles.
Crypto.com has cut around 12% of its workforce, affecting about 180 employees, as CEO Kris Marszalek pushes AI integration across the company.
Spotify cut 15 employees, about 3% of its podcast division, affecting Spotify Studios and The Ringer amid a broader restructuring of its podcast strategy.
Synopsys will permanently lay off 55 employees at 675 Almanor Avenue in Sunnyvale, California, effective May 26, 2026, according to a WARN notice.
Fiserv Solutions plans to lay off 118 employees at its Berkeley Heights, New Jersey hub between March 31 and May 31, 2026.
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