Aidin Vaziri
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Oracle announces new round of layoffs in early-morning email: ‘Today is your last working day' (opens the original)
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Oracle has begun another round of layoffs, cutting employees as the software giant spends heavily to expand the data centers that power its fast-growing artificial intelligence business. Business Insider reported Monday that Oracle employees began receiving layoff notices at 6 a.m. telling them they had been let go as part of a broader organizational change. "After careful consideration of Oracle's current business needs, we have made the decision to eliminate your role as part of a broader orga
Sam Altman says OpenAI will not go public this year as AI fears grow (opens the original)
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OpenAI will not go public this year, CEO Sam Altman said in an interview released Saturday, delaying one of the most anticipated stock market debuts in Silicon Valley as the artificial intelligence industry faces growing scrutiny over safety. Altman told Fortune that taking the San Francisco company public now would be the wrong move while OpenAI and other major developers work through questions about how quickly to build more powerful systems. "Right now would be an ill-advised moment to go pub
PayPal plans to lay off hundreds of workers at its South Bay headquarters (opens the original)
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PayPal plans to lay off 251 employees at its Silicon Valley headquarters, the latest Bay Area tech cutbacks from a company already undergoing a broader global restructuring. The permanent layoffs are scheduled to take effect Oct. 30 at PayPal's San Jose office, according to a notice filed this week with California employment regulators. PayPal told the state it was "undertaking restructuring activity" that will result in the layoffs. The cuts are concentrated in technology and product roles. The
Amazon, Synopsys to cut more than 275 Bay Area tech jobs (opens the original)
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Amazon is cutting nearly 150 jobs at offices in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, joining another major technology company planning layoffs in the Bay Area. The e-commerce and cloud computing giant disclosed plans to eliminate 148 positions - 78 in San Francisco and 70 in Sunnyvale - in notices filed with California employment regulators. The cuts are expected to take effect beginning Oct. 20. At the company's downtown San Francisco office at 350 Bush St., 76 of the affected employees are listed
New California filings show hundreds in Bay Area to lose jobs at Visa (opens the original)
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Visa plans to permanently lay off 320 employees at its Foster City campus, according to state regulatory filings. The layoffs are scheduled to take effect Oct. 1, according to a notice filed last week with California's Employment Development Department. The Bay Area cuts represent about 12% of the roughly 2,600 jobs Visa said last week it would eliminate globally. The company has said the broader reductions will primarily affect its technology and product teams. Chief Executive Ryan McInerney to
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