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US Tech Sector Announces Most Job Cuts in Nearly Two Years

US Tech Sector Announces Most Job Cuts in Nearly Two Years
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 04 June 2026, 09:30 UTC By Julia Fanzeres 1 min read
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Jobseekers at a job fair in Fletcher, North Carolina. Allison Joyce/Bloomberg

Jobseekers at a job fair in Fletcher, North Carolina. Photographer: Allison Joyce/Bloomberg
US Tech Sector (ORG) Fletcher (LOCATION) North Carolina (LOCATION) Allison Joyce/Bloomberg (PERSON)
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