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Spotify Resorts to Fresh Layoff Scheme amid Tech Downturn

Following its October headcount reduction, Swedish streaming giant Spotify looks to another layoff round to remain profitable.According to reports, music streaming giant Spotify (NYSE: SPOT) is planning a staff layoff this week. The latest Spotify layoff comes amid the sustained economic slowdown and follows last October’s headcount reduction. At a 2022 investors’

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Crypto recruitment execs reveal the safest jobs amid layoff season

Despite a wave of heavy crypto layoffs to start the new year, employees in technical and engineering roles, as well as senior management, will likely continue to see “strong demand” for their skills, recruitment professionals believe.It’s been a tough first few weeks of 2023 for crypto businesses and their staff. Within

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Doubts mount over Huobi’s future as harsh layoff rumors denied

Speculation on Twitter that crypto exchange Huobi has laid off staff and shuttered internal communications have prompted the community to advise users to withdraw funds, despite an advisor to the exchange denying the rumors. In a Jan. 5 tweet, Huobi advisor Justin Sun addressed rumors of purported insolvency saying the

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Silvergate Resorted to Staff Layoff, Asset Liquidation to Survive FTX-Triggered Crypto Meltdown

Crypto bank Silvergate had to undertake a 200-employee layoff and take other drastic measures to facilitate a withdrawal bank run. During the FTX-triggered crypto meltdown, Silvergate Bank scrambled to cover a massive withdrawal spate and also embarked on a substantial staff layoff. According to the Wall Street Journal, the crypto-focused bank offloaded assets at a

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Retail Giant Amazon to Carry Out Record Layoff of 18,000 Employees amid Economic Crisis

Recently, layoff decisions has somewhat become a trend among global firms.Online retail giant Amazon has announced its decision to cut down its number of employees due to the global economic situation. The announcement, which comes as a follow-up to a previous one, confirms that the layoffs will affect no less

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