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Tech behemoths like Amazon, Meta, and Twitter are heavily laying off employees across the globe, owing to factors such as reduced consumer demand and oversized growth during the pandemic.

Tech behemoths like Amazon, Meta, and Twitter are heavily laying off employees across the globe, owing to factors such as reduced consumer demand and oversized growth during the pandemic.

Amazon, Twitter, Meta, More: Tech Giants That Are Laying Off Employees

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Amazon is the latest in the list of firms firing in mass. The company is reportedly laying off 10,000 people in corporate and technology jobs, which is about 1 per cent of its workforce. [Image Credit: Getty]
Amazon is the latest in the list of firms firing in mass. The company is reportedly laying off 10,000 people in corporate and technology jobs, which is about 1 per cent of its workforce. [Image Credit: Getty]
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Meta is laying off 11,000 employees, which is 13 per cent of its total workforce, after a steep slide in digital ad revenue and profit. The mass layoff is the first broad head-count reduction to occur in Meta's (earlier Facebook) 18-year history. [Image Credit: Getty]
Meta is laying off 11,000 employees, which is 13 per cent of its total workforce, after a steep slide in digital ad revenue and profit. The mass layoff is the first broad head-count reduction to occur in Meta's (earlier Facebook) 18-year history. [Image Credit: Getty]

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