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FTC sues Microsoft over layoffs after Activision Blizzard deal, claiming violation of antitrust laws.

Thousands of tech workers are facing layoffs as companies like Bandcamp, Stack Overflow, LinkedIn, Nokia, and Qualcomm reduce their workforces.

LinkedIn is once again losing jobs amid Microsoft's company-wide cuts, with hundreds leaving the engineering team.

Google's decision for recent lay-offs was primarily due to economic hurdles that affected the company's core advertising sector the previous year.

Microsoft’s HoloLens and MRTK job cuts, alongside the closure of AltSpaceVR, signals change in the company’s AR/VR ambitions.

Google says it is laying off 12,000 employees globally, blaming a slowing economy following years of “dramatic growth”.

Microsoft’s decision to cut over 10,000 jobs in the coming three months will include HoloLens employees leaving their positions.

Microsoft 2017 layoffs will include 3,000 employees leaving from the sales and marketing business. The announcement comes as part of the company’s restructuring of sales towards the cloud.

A new report suggests Microsoft will this week announce significant job cuts from its global salesforce as part of a reorganizational push towards the cloud.

European media sues Google for €2.1 billion, claiming its adtech practices hurt ad revenue and competition.

Spotify cuts 1,500 jobs (17%) to streamline operations and prepare for slower growth. Stock rises 2% on investor confidence in the move.

Google and Lendlease have stopped plans for the San Francisco Bay Project, a massive mixed-use development that would have included 15,000 new housing units.

LinkedIn now has its own chatbot, which is powered by OpenAI GPT-4, helping users connect with the best jobs.

Epic Games has sold its Bandcamp division to Songtradr as the company attempts to balance the books amid job cuts.

The decision reflects a prevailing trend in the media sector.

Google Assistant is getting a major overhaul with the integration of generative AI. This will allow Bard chatbot-like features.

The announcement led to thousands of Twitter users reporting problems with the service, including the inability to retrieve tweets, missing timelines, and disappearing followers.

The poll results highlight a decline in the perception of Microsoft as a desirable place to work. showing a shift in sentiment that suggests a growing discontent among the workforce.

A leaked email from Microsoft CEO confirms the company will freeze salaries for all full-time employees in 2023 and lower bonuses to historic levels.

Microsoft Security employees are the latest affected by the companies layoffs, with 559 workers leaving offices in Washington.