Thousands of Amazon employees are slated to lose their jobs on Tuesday, according to WARN notices reviewed by Newsweek.

As Oracle slashes jobs, some workers say they were helping develop the AI that displaced them.

The Daily Wire has been hit with another round of layoffs. Ben Shapiro's right-wing media company confirmed the layoffs in a statement to the media on Friday afternoon, saying that impacted staffers span "a number of teams" and that the layoffs were largely concentrated at its Nashville headquarters.

The downsizing impacts about 640 workers, representing 16 percent of the company's headquarters workforce, but just under 4 percent of its total employee base.

Tech giants are investing heavily in artificial intelligence but haven’t significantly shrunk their workforces.

A recent round of layoffs affecting Northrop Grumman workers in the Baltimore region appears to reflect shifting program demand rather than broader cost-cutting, according to industry analysts. “From what we know,

A new study finds Texas trails most states in AI job listings and salaries.

Through 2025 and into ‘26 we are seeing continued growth still, but it does seem to be decelerating some," said Wisconsin DWD economist Scott Hodek.

Hundreds of more layoffs are being announced by four Massachusetts companies as the Bay State has seen a flurry of outmigration by residents and businesses.

Days before mass layoffs were expected to hit First Brands Group workers, hundreds of people were told they would actually keep their jobs. But the good news could be short-lived if the company doesn't find a buyer amid a bankruptcy and criminal case.