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  1. U.S. jobless claims decline to a 57-year low as workers seek employment opportunities in the United States.
    Government & Policy

    US Jobless Claims Fall to 189,000 Matching 57-Year Low

    New U.S. unemployment claims fell to 189,000 in the week ended October 31, matching a level last seen in July and the lowest since 1969. Layoffs remain historically low, but cautious hiring continues to challenge job seekers.

    By Akshat Awasthi5 min read
  2. Fiserv logo displayed on a digital screen in an editorial illustration of the financial technology company.
    Layoffs

    Fiserv Layoffs Cut 3,000 Jobs as CEO Restructures Company

    Fiserv has reduced its employee and contractor workforce by 3,000 since June, including more than 10% of senior management. The payments technology company also doubled its Project Elevate…

    By Akshat Awasthi5 min read
  3. American Express logo representing American Express layoffs affecting approximately 3,500 employees worldwide as the company restructures operations.
    Layoffs

    American Express Layoffs to Cut 3,500 Jobs Worldwide

    American Express plans to eliminate about 3,500 jobs, or about 5% of its global workforce, as it restructures operations and prepares to use artificial intelligence more widely. The cuts…

    By Akshat Awasthi3 min read
  1. Amazon Lays Off 16,000 Employees as Restructuring Continues
    Enterprise

    Amazon Lays Off 16,000 Employees as Restructuring Continues

    Amazon said it is cutting 16,000 jobs in a new round of layoffs as part of ongoing restructuring, following previous cuts announced in October. The company said strategic hiring will…

    By TechAmerica.ai Staff3 min read

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