#layoffs

#layoffs

TripleLift has recently laid off employees across all departments, with estimates indicating mid-to-high double-digit reductions as the company faces a challenging economic outlook.

After nearly a year looking for work, I started thinking about opening my own business, something I'd always wanted to do. I thought about what I could do, landing on the idea that I was very handy around the house, doing little jobs.

The company announced that an "issue" with a batch of its flagship drug, known as briquilimab, had messed up two trial cohorts on chronic hives and a trial on asthma.

The Broad Institute—a biomedical research center affiliated with MIT and Harvard—is laying off 75 employees and tightening its budget, facing expected cuts to federal medical research funding.

Boston University will lay off about 120 staff members, equating to a 5% reduction in the budget, due to challenging financial realities and rising costs.

I had also been running three side businesses outside of work for several years, namely an online fitness coaching company. This allowed me to pursue my fitness passion while having bidirectional income streams.

"BARB workers posted on LinkedIn this week about receiving 'risk of redundancy' emails. Unfortunately, layoffs are par for the course these days."

The plan to "future-proof" the company includes reducing annual costs by roughly $300 million, with $170 million coming from "headcount rightsizing for agility and impact."

Hilary described the anxiety of unemployment, recalling her father's layoffs, and expressed her disappointment in struggling to find midlevel marketing roles.

This difficult decision aligns our resources with our core strengths and the most promising growth areas for our podcasting business. We're sorry to say goodbye to talented colleagues and are grateful for their contributions.