Zoom joins a long list of tech firms that have announced major layoffs in recent months, including Meta, Amazon, Google, Salesforce and Microsoft. Most recently, Dell and eBay both did so on Monday.

Layoffs continue to hit the tech industry, and this week they came for one of the pandemic’s biggest winners: Zoom. Yesterday, the video conferencing platform cut 15 percent of its staff, or ...

Zoom on Tuesday said it will lay off about 1,300 employees, ... Much of Big Tech, which also grew fast during the pandemic, has since announced layoffs, too. And late Tuesday, ...

Zoom announced layoffs for 15% of its workforce, CEO Eric Yuan said Tuesday, in the company's latest pivot in the post-pandemic work world.

Zoom CEO Eric Yuan is taking a pay cut of 98%, and will earn just $10,000 in salary this year. The tech company announced it was laying off 1,300 workers. Yuan blamed it on "mistakes" he made.

Zoom’s laying off around 1,300 employees, or around 15 percent of its workforce, after the company’s video conferencing software skyrocketed in popularity during the pandemic.

Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said at the time that he would reduce his 2023 salary by 98 percent and foregoing his FY23 corporate bonus. Zoom is not the only tech giant that's grappling with layoffs .

Zoom Layoffs Target DEI Amid a Broader Pullback on Diversity Initiatives. Zoom is following in the footsteps of Google, Meta, and other corporate giants that have used layoffs to cut back on ...

Carvana, blaming a "recession" in auto sales, said it is cutting 2,500 jobs and informed some workers of the layoffs via Zoom. The online car retailer also sent an email to workers from CEO Ernie ...

Better.com did not respond to a request for comment on Wednesday, or to questions about Mr. Garg’s remarks to employees. Last week, after the Zoom call, Mr. Garg told staff who had not been laid ...