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   impacting about 300 employees. This is the company’s second round of   
   layoffs this year.   
      
   CoinDesk   
   Announced on August 14 that it is cutting 16% of staff.   
      
   NCC Group   
   Confirmed on August 10 that it is making more layoffs, its second round of   
   layoffs in just six months. The company declined to say how many employees   
   are affected by this round of cuts. NCC Group cut 125 employees in   
   February.   
      
   Rapid7   
   Announced on August 9 that it plans to lay off 18% of its workforce,   
   affecting more than 400 employees globally.   
      
   Mobile Premier League   
   Announced on August 8 that it is laying off approximately 50% of its   
   employees or 350 people.   
      
   Astra   
   Announced on August 4 that it has laid off 25% of its workforce since the   
   beginning of the quarter.   
      
   Discord   
   Announced on August 3 that it has let go of nearly 40 employees or 4% of   
   its workforce.   
      
   HackerOne   
   Announced on August 2 that it is laying off 12% of its workforce,   
   approximately 50 employees.   
      
   Tekion   
   Announced on August 2 by Inc42, the startup laid off around 300 employees   
   or 10% of its workforce. Of the 300 employees being let go, about 200 were   
   from Tekion’s India office.   
      
   Planet   
   Announced on August 1 that it is laying off 117 employees, or 10% of   
   staff.   
      
   July 2023   
   Dunzo   
   Announced July 19 that it is postponing employee salaries for a month and   
   plans a new wave of layoffs as soon as July 20. Dunzo executives informed   
   employees that they will likely be cutting over 200 jobs, in what will be   
   its third layoff this year. The company has eliminated about 400 jobs this   
   year so far.   
      
   Cameo   
   Announced on July 18 that it intends to lay off 80 workers.   
      
   Skill-Lync   
   Announced on July 13 that the Indian startup has laid off 20% of its   
   workforce, around 225 employees.   
      
   Crunchbase   
   Announced on LinkedIn on July 9 that the company is laying off 52   
   employees.   
      
   Microsoft   
   Announced July 10 that the company is eliminating additional jobs a week   
   after the start of its 2023 fiscal year. These layoffs are in addition to   
   the 10,000 layoffs announced in January.   
      
   ClickUp   
   Announced on July 4 that it has laid off 10% of its workforce, about 90   
   people.   
      
   June 2023   
   Niantic   
   Announced June 29 that it laid of 230 employees — one year after it laid   
   off around 90 employees.   
      
   Plex   
   Announced June 29 that it laid off approximately 20% of its staff, or 37   
   employees.   
      
   Grab   
   Announced the week of June 23 that it laid off more than a thousand   
   people, or 11% of its staff.   
      
   Olx Group   
   Announced on June 20 that it has cut around 800 jobs globally. The news   
   comes as the company started to close operations of its automotive   
   business nit Olx Autos in some markets.   
      
   Mojocare   
   Announced on June 18 that the company will be laying off some 150   
   employees, a majority of the workforce.   
      
   Tada   
   Operated by Korean ride-sharing company Socar’s subsidiary VCNC announced   
   on June 15 that it plans to let go of at least 50% of its staff or about   
   45 people at Tada.   
      
   Better.com   
   Announced on June 7 that it laid off its real estate team, it is not clear   
   how many people were impacted.   
      
   Ursa Major   
   At least 14 people have been laid off from the rocket engine startup,   
   announced on June 7. Ursa Major did not respond to TechCrunch’s inquiry   
   into the layoffs, or the number of people affected. According to LinkedIn,   
   292 people are listed as currently working at Ursa.   
      
   Spotify   
   Announced June 5 that it will cut 200 jobs in its podcast unit, leading to   
   a workforce reduction of 2%. This comes just a few months after the   
   company announced a significant wave of layoffs.   
      
   May 2023   
   Taxfix   
   Announced on May 30 that it has laid off 20% of staff—120 employees.   
      
   Meta   
   Announced May 24 that it is laying off about 6,000 people. In total, about   
   21,000 people have lost their jobs at Meta since November.   
      
   JioMart   
   Reliance Retail’s online shopping platform laid off over 1,000 employees   
   on May 22, and plans to cut as many as 9,900 more roles over the coming   
   weeks.   
      
   Krebs Stamos Group   
   Announced May 18 that the consulting firm laid off six people. In April,   
   the firm had 18 employees including the founders. On May 18, the site   
   shows only 14 team members.   
      
   TuSimple   
   Announced May 18 that it is laying off about 30% of employees.   
      
   Prior to the layoff, TuSimple had about 550 employees in the U.S. and post   
   reduction in force the company will have about 220, according to the   
   company.   
      
   Nuro   
   Announced May 12 that it will lay off 30%, or about 340 employees across   
   the company.   
      
   LinkedIn   
   Announced May 8 that it is cutting 716 jobs, or about 3.6% of total   
   employees, and will phase out its local jobs app in China. Despite   
   reducing some roles, LinkedIn also plans to open about 250 new jobs on May   
   15.   
      
   Rapid   
   Announced May 5 that Rapid (previously known as RapidAPI) has laid off   
   another 70 employees less than two weeks after letting go of 50% of its   
   staff. Just 42 people remain at the company, down from 230 in April,   
   dropping a total of 82% in headcount.   
      
   Meesho   
   Announced May 4 that it has cut 15% of its workforce, or 251 roles. This   
   comes after its first round of layoffs, which eliminated 150 roles about a   
   year ago.   
      
   Shopify   
   Announced May 4 that it is laying off 20% of its workforce, impacting more   
   than 2,000 people. It’s also selling its logistics business to Flexport   
   for roughly 13% in stock.   
      
   Bishop Fox   
   Announced May 3 that it laid off around 50 employees — or 13% of its   
   workforce — on May 2.   
      
   Neato Robotics   
   Announced May 1 that Vorwerk-owned Neato Robotics is shutting down, with   
   nearly 100 employees impacted by the move.   
      
   April 2023   
   Clubhouse   
   Announced April 27 that it has laid off more than 50% of staff. A   
   spokesperson for Clubhouse declined to comment on the number of people   
   impacted by today’s workforce reduction or the number of employees who   
   remain at the company. Last October, Davison told TechCrunch that   
   Clubhouse had close to 100 employees.   
      
   Dropbox   
   Announced April 27 that it would be laying off 500 employees or 16% of   
   staff.   
      
   Amazon   
   Announced on April 26 that it is shutting down its Halo Health division,   
   effective July 31, among other divisions. The layoffs are part of the   
   9,000 employees announced in March. Including the 18,000-person layoffs   
   announced in January, this brings the total to 27,000 job cuts or 8% of   
   Amazon’s corporate workforce this year.   
      
   Rapid   
   Announced on April 25, Rapid, previously known as RapidAPI, lays off 50%   
   of its staff. The layoffs are believed to have impacted 115 people.   
      
   Anthemis Group   
   Announced on April 25 that it will lay off 16 people from its staff, or   
   28% of employees.   
      
   Lyft   
   Announced on April 21 that employees will learn whether they have a job or   
   not via an email that will be sent out April 27.   
      
   Lyft layoffs to affect 26% of workforce, or about 1,072 people as promised   
   on April 27.   
      
   Meta   
   Announced April 18th that it is expected to lay off 10,000 jobs in the   
   coming months. This is on top of the 11,000 jobs that were cut in   
   November.   
      
   Redfin   
   Announced April 13th that it has laid off 201 employees, about 4% of its   
   workforce. This is the third time the Seattle-based real estate company   
   has reduced its workforce since June.   
      
   Apple   
   Bloomberg reported on April 3 that Apple is laying off a small number of   
   roles on its corporate retail teams.   
      
   March 2023   
   Netflix   
   Announced on March 31, Netflix confirms a “handful of layoffs,” which   
   includes two longtime executives. The exact number of layoffs is unclear.   
   Netflix is scheduled to report Q1 2023 results on April 18.   
      
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