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T-Mobile's Latest Layoffs: Over 390 Jobs Cut in Washington as Telecom Industry Faces Upheaval

In a significant move within the telecom sector, T-Mobile has announced the layoff of approximately 393 employees across its Washington State operations. This decision reflects a broader industry trend of restructuring and cost-cutting, affecting roles from analysts to senior vice presidents. Find out what this means for the company's future and the telecom industry at large.

Feb 3

T-Mobile's Latest Layoffs: Over 390 Jobs Cut in Washington as Telecom Industry Faces Upheaval

Eidos-Montréal Faces More Layoffs Amid Project Cancellations!

Eidos-Montréal, known for iconic games like Deus Ex, has once again initiated layoffs, impacting the careers of at least a dozen developers. This comes amid rumors of project cancellations, echoing previous layoffs in April this year. Speculation is rife regarding the future of beloved franchises and the studio's stability.

Dec 4

Eidos-Montréal Faces More Layoffs Amid Project Cancellations!

August 2025 Layoffs Hit Tech, Gaming, and Advertising Sectors Hard

August 2025 saw a wave of massive layoffs across tech, gaming, and advertising sectors, hitting thousands of employees globally, including India. Major companies like Salesforce, Dentsu, and Games24x7 are restructuring amidst economic pressures, regulatory changes, and AI-driven efficiencies, reshaping their workforce strategies for the future.

Sep 10

August 2025 Layoffs Hit Tech, Gaming, and Advertising Sectors Hard

Crystal Dynamics Faces Layoffs After Perfect Dark Reboot Collapse

Crystal Dynamics lays off staff following the cancellation of Microsoft's Perfect Dark reboot. The Initiative studio was shuttered, leading to the project’s end despite attempted negotiations with Take-Two Interactive. The cancellation reflects broader challenges in game development, but Tomb Raider remains unaffected.

Sep 3

Crystal Dynamics Faces Layoffs After Perfect Dark Reboot Collapse

AI Trailblazer Brian Lesser Champions GroupM's Transformation to WPP Media

Brian Lesser, the global CEO of GroupM, is making waves on Ad Age's 2025 Tech Power List. With a visionary focus on AI and data-driven transformations, Lesser has led his company through significant restructuring into WPP Media. His strategic moves, including the acquisition of data company InfoSum, are reshaping the advertising landscape. While this transformation promises growth and innovation, it also carries implications for industry dynamics, employee morale, and data privacy.

May 19

AI Trailblazer Brian Lesser Champions GroupM's Transformation to WPP Media

Microchip Technology's Major Overhaul: 2,000 Jobs Cut Amid Financial Struggles

Amid financial difficulties, Microchip Technology is cutting around 2,000 jobs, constituting 9% of its workforce. This move is part of a larger restructuring effort due to a significant drop in earnings and excess inventory. The company has also decided to sell integrated circuit dies to a Chinese partner to manage inventory and costs. These changes signal a significant shift in the company's operational strategy amid industry-wide challenges.

Mar 4

Microchip Technology's Major Overhaul: 2,000 Jobs Cut Amid Financial Struggles

Cytiva Unveils Workforce Cuts: 85 Job Losses at Westborough Facility Amid Biopharma Restructuring

Cytiva, a leader in life sciences owned by Danaher Corporation, will lay off 85 employees starting March 7, 2025, at its Westborough, MA facility to ensure long-term success. The job cuts align with a broader restructuring trend in the biopharma sector, with the specific roles affected yet to be disclosed. Cytiva focuses on bioprocessing, cell and gene therapy, and diagnostics.

Mar 4

Cytiva Unveils Workforce Cuts: 85 Job Losses at Westborough Facility Amid Biopharma Restructuring

ADM's Layoff Wave Hits U.S. Operations Amidst Grain Glut

ADM (Archer-Daniels-Midland) is set to implement significant layoffs across its U.S. facilities, including plants, ports, and warehouses, due to declining profits from low crop prices and a global grain surplus. The decision mirrors broader industry challenges, with corn, soybean, and wheat prices at multi-year lows and competitors like Cargill already trimming their workforces.

Feb 1

ADM's Layoff Wave Hits U.S. Operations Amidst Grain Glut