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Despite the layoffs and fears of an economic recession, top tech talent is still in demand.

Kimberly Díaz was left stranded in Florida with no access to her business account.

There's really no such thing as a free lunch.

The tech giant sent out the layoff notice early Friday morning, joining the ranks of other tech giants that are reducing their workforces.

Some impacted employees lost access to work computers shortly after receiving the news.

The layoffs could affect as much as 5% of the workforce.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, these 10 industries have the highest rates of layoffs.

As layoffs continue to rock the tech world, leaders would be smart to keep this advice in mind.

A new report by the Wall Street Journal alleges that the cuts will primarily hit the beverage division.

The social media app intends to hire about 1,000 new employees at its Mountain View office alone, according to a source close to the matter.

Other tech companies like Meta, Twitter and Shopify are feeling the same pressure.

There are pros and cons to offering a "voluntary severance" package to employees.

Disney CEO Bob Chapek sent a memo to top executives Friday warning them of cost-cutting on the horizon. One directive: Do the meeting on Zoom.

A people-centric business model offers an elegantly simple alternative to falling into the debt trap.

What economists are saying about this peculiar phenomenon during an economic slowdown.

Letting go of an employee doesn't make you a bad person, but it can feel that way. Here are some helpful directives I've found to help conduct the process.

The newest TikTok trend has the formerly employed making light of their terminations.

Leading a startup sometimes involves the tough decision of reducing staff. As economic tides and the market shift, here is how to manage layoffs while protecting your core corporate culture.

Netflix announced it will cut about 3% of its workforce -- for the second time this year. How is the streaming giant planning to recover?

As the housing market slows, Redfin and Compass have decided to trim their workforces, making cuts of 8% and 10%, respectively.