Layoffs at U.S. tech firms accelerate and reach pandemic levels
Layoffs in the U.S. technology industry last October marked the highest level since the coronavirus pandemic, and the trend is expected to continue amid a slowing economy, rising interest rates and balance sheets that are unnerving investors. The platforms are especially affected by the successive interest rate hikes ordered by the Federal Reserve, which…
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