MW: Stock-market investors bank on earnings growth running triple the norm – economist
MARKETWATCH reports: Earnings growth expectations have been running hot, fueled by optimism around artificial intelligence. But ...
MAERSK: BACK TO PRE-RED SEA CRISIS LEVELSDSV: SURGINGHLAG: FUEL FOR THOUGHTF: ELECTRIC AVENUES TSLA: ELECTRIC AVENUES FDX: DUTCH DEBUTAAPL: AI BONANZAJBHT: PRESSURE BUILDSPLD: IN LINEWTC: HARMEDMFT: NEW HIGH XPO: MEXICAN WAVEXPO: TALKING TURKEYDSV: SCHENKER BOOST ERODINGPLD: EARNINGS DAY
MAERSK: BACK TO PRE-RED SEA CRISIS LEVELSDSV: SURGINGHLAG: FUEL FOR THOUGHTF: ELECTRIC AVENUES TSLA: ELECTRIC AVENUES FDX: DUTCH DEBUTAAPL: AI BONANZAJBHT: PRESSURE BUILDSPLD: IN LINEWTC: HARMEDMFT: NEW HIGH XPO: MEXICAN WAVEXPO: TALKING TURKEYDSV: SCHENKER BOOST ERODINGPLD: EARNINGS DAY
MARKETWATCH reports:
More than 206,000 global technology-sector employees have been laid off since the start of 2023, according to data compiled by the website Layoffs.fyi.
That number has gone up more than eightfold since mid-January, the website noted.
The data show that 2023 has surpassed 2022 for global tech redundancies, with 776 tech companies laying off 206,594 employees since the start of the year. Last year, 1,024 tech companies laid off a total of 154,336 employees, according to Layoffs.fyi…
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