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EBay to Cut 9% of Staff to Streamline Operations, Reuters Says

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 21 October 2026, 12:35 UTC By Dana Wollman 1 min read
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EBay to Cut 9% of Staff to Streamline Operations, Reuters Says EBay Inc. will eliminate 9% of its workforce in an effort to streamline operations and prioritize its best-performing units, Reuters reported, marking the company’s second round of job cuts this year, “As we work to capture the significant opportunity ahead, this step was taken to ensure we continue to operate from a position of strength by aligning our teams and resources with our top strategic priorities,” an eBay spokesperson...

EBay to Cut 9% of Staff to Streamline Operations, Reuters Says EBay Inc. will eliminate 9% of its workforce in an effort to streamline operations and prioritize its best-performing units, Reuters reported, marking the company’s second round of job cuts this year, “As we work to capture the significant opportunity ahead, this step was taken to ensure we continue to operate from a position of strength by aligning our teams and resources with our top strategic priorities,” an eBay spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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