Atlassian, a global SaaS giant, has announced that it is laying off roughly 10 per cent of its global workforce. Atlassian CEO and co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes shared a post on the company's website ...

Atlassian's stock has been hit hard in the "SaaS-pocalypse" sweeping software names as AI threatens to disrupt their business ...

Companies like Snap and Block cited AI as a factor in recent layoffs. Coinbase's CEO said on May 5 that the company will cut ...

Tech layoffs are rising again in May, with the number of announced job cuts already close to April’s total despite the month ...

GitLab will flatten management, cut its country footprint by 30%, and reorganise R&D into 60 teams. CEO Bill Staples says savings will be reinvested in AI agents.

A Trump-administration rule would lift H-1B prevailing wages by up to roughly 30% at the entry-level tier, raising the salary floor for foreign tech hires in San Francisco to $162,000.

Tech companies, including Meta, are announcing mass layoffs to focus on AI investments, impacting over 73,000 workers this year. The shift reflects growing confidence in AI's capabilities.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said at Consensus Miami 2026 that he has never been an XRP maximalist and wants Bitcoin and other blockchains to succeed. 75% of Ripple’s code is now written or assisted ...

Atlassian raised its annual revenue forecast on Thursday, banking on AI-driven features ​and a push into the enterprise segment to sustain growth ‌amid tighter spending on collaboration tools.

This is Cisco's latest layoff in recent years, while the company's chief executive touts record revenue and growth.

GitLab Inc., which makes software that helps developers on coding projects, said it is cutting jobs to free up money to spend ...