More than two dozen companies have laid off employees so far in 2026, continuing the trend of significant workforce reductions across a broad range of industries, including tech, media, finance, and ...

Companies like Snap and Block cited AI as a factor in recent layoffs. Coinbase's CEO said on May 5 that the company will cut 14% of its workforce, in part due to AI. Cloudflare announced 1,100 layoffs ...

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IT procurement continues its rapid shift to a services-led model in the channel. Once again we present the annual CRN MSP 500, the comprehensive list of managed service providers that are leading the ...

A total of 22 BCP Council staff members earn more than £100,000 according to the Taxpayers’ Alliance Town Hall Rich List. The annual list provides a breakdown of each local authority’s highest earners ...

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There is a major staffing issue affecting businesses across the country. The COVID-19 pandemic forced many layoffs. Unemployment benefits were extended and increased for those employees. As things are ...

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Many firms have cited the rise of AI as a reason they need fewer staff. See the list of companies letting workers go in 2026. More than two dozen companies have laid off employees so far in 2026, ...

Dan Shaughnessy is a sports columnist and associate editor at the Boston Globe. He was born in Groton, Massachusetts, graduated from Holy Cross, and worked part-time at the Boston Globe from 1973-77.