Panasonic Holdings, CrowdStrike, and dating app giant Match Group are among the tech companies that are reducing their workforces.

Technology sector faces significant job cuts in 2025. Over 61,000 tech jobs are lost across 130 companies. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and CrowdStrike ...

CrowdStrike delivered a quarterly outlook that fell short of analysts' expectations, sending shares lower in extended trading ...

In 2025, the tech industry is witnessing another significant wave of layoffs as major players like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, ...

Based in Austin, Texas, CrowdStrike's chief executive, George Kurtz, said the cuts would be made globally, with AI taking some of the jobs. Other reasons for the cuts included market demand for ...

May jobs report, Fed Chair Powell's comments, U.S. trade deficit, consumer credit, earnings reports scheduled from ...

CrowdStrike - the cybersecurity company that caused a global IT outage last year - has confirmed its plans to cut 5% of its workforce, in part due to its AI efficiency efforts. The company said it ...

Google has been slowly reducing its workforce all year. The company laid off around 200 workers in early May from its Global Business Organization, which handles advertising. Earlier this year, Google ...

CrowdStrike, Meta, and Block slashed roles. Layoffs hit hardest in tech and government sectors, fueled by AI shifts, cost-cutting, and federal downsizing. Job cuts creating further trouble?( ...

Over 61,000 tech jobs have been cut in 2025 as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and IBM lead major layoffs across 130 companies, reflecting industry shifts and AI-driven restructuring.

Local tech job cuts depend on the broader economic and ... Similarly, cyber security firm CrowdStrike revealed it would eliminate 5% of its workforce, citing efficiencies gained through AI ...