Over the same two-month period in 2025, the Bay Area endured a loss of 9,900 jobs. The tech industry accounted for 88% of ...

These layoffs will have an immediate effect ... and its ability to replace lower-level tech jobs. The industry is already witnessing AI tools performing tasks such as coding, debugging, and ...

Between large-scale industry layoffs and a growing pool of applicants for positions that are available, jobseekers find themselves in an increasingly competitive landscape. Employers, not so much, ...

With Donald Trump back in the White House and already slashing government jobs, many workers are feeling uncertain about ...

I think you will see a lot more tech layoffs. I think if the economy gets soft, that’ll be one of the reasons though. But. AI will start to take its toll on these mid level tech jobs.

Layoffs and other workforce reductions are ... and Block have previously announced job cuts related to AI. Tech jobs in big data, fintech, and AI are meanwhile expected to double by 2030 ...

The demand for PGs (paying guests) has suddenly fallen in the fast-growing metropolis. Real estate activities such as house ...

Tech layoffs are mounting ... Several key factors support the case for further job cuts: AI Disrupting Traditional Tech Jobs ...

Some axed workers are finding family and friends who instead are steadfast in their support of what they see as a bloated government’s waste.

In 2020, 2021 and 2022, the Bay Area added 74,700 tech jobs, Beacon’s compilation ... as they scout for fertile new fields in artificial intelligence, said Tim Bajarin, principal analyst with ...