Ongoing layoffs at Tesla have hit the EV maker's charging team.

Besides launching a new wave of EV price-cut strategies in 2024, Tesla is also undergoing a global mass layoff, highlighting the severe sales challenges Tesla is facing in the Chinese...

Google's latest wave of staff cuts is reportedly primarily focused on the finance team

Japan-based manufacturing giant Toshiba is undergoing a significant restructure following its delisting in December 2023.

Industry rumors suggest that a well-known Taiwanese branch of a Chinese company located in Nangang, Taipei, is undergoing layoffs, with speculation pointing directly at Lenovo.

Google has announced the expansion of an AI talent cultivation program in Taiwan, with plans to launch new hardware products there throughout 2024.

Japan-based automotive and industrial chip company Renesas has decided to push back a regular pay raise from April to October of this year.

Japan's electronics and electrical equipment maker, Omron, has unveiled a significant organizational reform policy that targets a reduction of 2,000 employees in 2024, with 1,000...

Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), the gaming subsidiary under the Sony Group, announced that it will lay off 900 employees, around 8% of SIE's total staff. The main reasons include...

The aggressive market capture tactics, employed by Chinese car manufacturers, present fresh challenges for the global electric vehicle (EV) industry.

In the first month of 2024, US tech companies have begun announcing layoffs as a part of strategic adjustments. According to data from the Layoffs.fyi website, 25,000 tech employees...

In 2023, the rise of Generative AI triggered substantial workforce culls across tech titans Apple, Google, Amazon, and Meta.

US tech titans Amazon and Google have initiated a new round of workforce restructuring.

Amazon.com Inc.'s livestreaming site Twitch is cutting 35% of its staff, or about 500 workers, Twitch chief executive officer Dan Clancy said in a blog post Wednesday morning. The...

Despite recent job cuts, notably among US firms, businesses are still battling for AI talent, according to industry sources.