The union that represents (a dwindling number of) Washington Post employees has gone into the neighborhood of publisher Will Lewis to hang wanted posters with his name and picture on them.
Nolte: The smug elites just can’t face the truth, which is that the death of the Washington Post was a suicide in five acts.
Challenger data shows surge in announced job cuts, but government statistics tell different story of stable employment.
The disgraced, far-left Washington Post as we knew it was obliterated on Wednesday, and now the very same staffers who have spent decades annihilating the former newspaper’s credibility want a new sugar daddy to bail them out.
The disgraced, far-left Washington Post as we knew it is no more. Oh, sure, like Newsweek, the brand will hang around as a shell of its former self. But make no mistake, this is the end of an era, an end all decent people who believe in truth should celebrate.
Major corporations are increasingly attributing layoffs to AI, but skeptics question whether these explanations tell the complete story behind recent job cuts.
Dow is cutting 4,500 employees as part of a cost-saving program that will lean on AI to increase productivity and bolster shareholder returns.
Amazon announced Wednesday it will eliminate 16,000 corporate positions as part of an organizational restructuring aimed at reducing management layers and streamlining operations.
Washington Post staffers remain outraged over massive layoffs, even as they continue to publish their audacious lies.
The godless, serial-lying Washington Post is facing “massive layoffs,” and the far-left staff is having a glorious meltdown.
Autodesk, a San Francisco-based design and engineering software company, announced Thursday it will eliminate approximately 1,000 positions worldwide as part of a multiyear reorganization of its sales operations.
HP has unveiled a sweeping restructuring plan that includes cutting up to 10 percent of its employee headcount by the end of fiscal year 2028 as part of the company’s strategy to accelerate innovation and drive productivity through the adoption of AI.
IBM is set to cut thousands of jobs in November and December as part of a workforce rebalancing strategy aimed at repositioning the company in the era of AI. The cuts come just months after the company claimed it is “focused on American jobs” with plans to invest in manufacturing.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has attributed his company’s decision to slash 14,000 jobs to issues with “culture” rather than prior overhiring or AI, despite warning over the Summer that AI-driven job cuts would be coming.
Skydance, the new parent company of Paramount, which includes CBS, will cut some 1,000 overall jobs in the coming days and weeks, nearly 100 of those cuts have and will hit far-left CBS News.
Amazon plans to eliminate approximately 14,000 corporate positions in the coming months, as CEO Andy Jassy turns to AI to streamline the company’s workforce and reduce expenses. Jassy worked the company’s employees that AI-driven job reductions would be coming soon.
Amazon is preparing to cut as many as 30,000 corporate jobs beginning Tuesday as it looks to rein in expenses after pandemic-era overhiring, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Reuters.
NBC News has reportedly laid off over 100 employees as its parent company, Comcast-owned NBCUniversal News Group, splits NBC News from MSNBC and CNBC, according to multiple reports.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Friday that layoffs are necessary amid the Democrat-forced government shutdown because of the United States’ exorbitant debt and absence of money flowing into federal coffers.
Coffee shop brand Starbucks announced Thursday it will lay off 900 employees and close hundreds of stores as part of its “Back to Starbucks” transformation.
Rolling Stone was hit with a series of high-profile layoffs this week, which we can only hope means the magazine will get what it deserves: a long, slow, painful, and humiliating death.
Artificial intelligence is already replacing certain jobs at technology companies, with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff revealing that the company has reduced its support staff from 9,000 to 5,000 due to the implementation of AI agents.
Elon Musk’s X has moved to settle thousands of cases brought by former employees who were dismissed during his 2022 takeover of the platform. The former employees took Musk to court seeking severance payouts of $500 million they claimed were promised as the billionaire slashed X’s headcount to a small percentage of its original size.
AI is already causing tens of thousands of layoffs in the U.S. job market, according to a new report. According to executive outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, AI is reshaping the technology sector, causing a 36 percent increase in job cuts for that industry.
Media Matters for America, the far-left censorship group that spent decades smearing conservatives, is reportedly on the verge of implosion.
Intel is set to reduce its global workforce by more than 24,000 employees by the end of 2025, marking one of the company’s most significant restructurings in recent years.
Scale AI, a leading data labeling company for the AI industry, has announced a significant restructuring that involves laying off 14 percent of its workforce, amounting to about 200 employees and 500 global contractors.
The Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling on Monday allowing President Donald Trump’s Department of Education to resume efforts to slash its workforce in half.
The Supreme Court, on Tuesday, greenlighted the Trump administration to move forward with making cuts to the federal workforce in an effort to downsize the government.
Tech giant Microsoft has applied for up to 6,000 H-1B visas to bring in foreign workers while simultaneously cutting 9,000 jobs.
Microsoft is implementing a second round of significant job cuts this year, impacting approximately 9,000 employees across various teams and regions.
Intel has announced plans to wind down its automotive business, leading to layoffs for most employees in that segment. The embattled tech giant recently announced a massive layoff of factory employees — and isn’t out of the woods yet.
Microsoft is gearing up for another round of layoffs, with plans to cut thousands of jobs with a specific focus on its sales workforce, according to people familiar with the matter.
Intel reportedly plans to lay off up to twenty percect of its factory workers, an enormous cutback that will have a profound effect on one of the chipmaker’s core businesses.
Walmart is reportedly laying off more than 100 employees in its technology offices in Silicon Valley, part of larger corporate layoffs across the country.
The Walt Disney Company enacted major layoffs on Monday, putting several hundred employees out of work while downsizing divisions of Disney Entertainment.
LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned professional networking platform, has announced layoffs affecting almost 300 employees across California, with a significant impact on Bay Area engineers.
After already laying off eight percent of its staff in January 2024, the far-left Business Insider has announced it’s axing an additional 21 percent of its remaining staff.
Intel is reportedly on the verge of announcing layoffs that will cut more than 20 percent of staff in the chipmaker’s first major move under its new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan.
Conservative news website the Daily Wire has reportedly laid off employees from its kids department, days after Daily Wire co-founder Jeremy Boreing announced he was stepping down as chief executive officer (CEO).
