Layoffs
Paramount Skydance launches major layoffs across TV divisions
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Paramount Skydance has initiated a round of approximately 1,000 layoffs on October 29, 2025, targeting redundancies and roles misaligned with new priorities following its merger with Skydance. The cuts affect CBS News, CBS Entertainment, Paramount+, MTV, and other units, with another 1,000 jobs expected soon, reducing the workforce by about 10%. CEO David Ellison described the moves as necessary for long-term success in a memo to employees.
Red Hat Executes Global Layoffs
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Red Hat, the open-source subsidiary of IBM, has begun implementing global layoffs as part of its strategic shift toward AI and cloud technologies. The move aims to realign resources amid economic pressures and focus on hybrid cloud and automation. This follows earlier announcements and contributes to broader tech industry job reductions.
Red Hat Implements Global Layoffs for AI Shift
Red Hat began significant global layoffs in early September 2025 as part of a strategic pivot toward AI and cloud technologies. The exact number of affected employees has not been disclosed. This move aims to realign resources with emerging market demands.
Polestar lays off 100 engineers in Gothenburg
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Polestar announces layoffs of 100 engineers in Gothenburg. The reason is that the new electric car will be built on Volvo's platform. This is viewed as a short-term win for Volvo but a potential loss of influence in the long term.
Amazon considers layoffs as it invests billions in AI
Amazon may cut up to 15% of its HR staff amid plans to invest billions in artificial intelligence. The potential layoffs signal ongoing workforce adjustments at the tech giant. This development was reported on October 16, 2025.