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Slower revenue growth and shifts in user behavior prompted the changes.

The company has reduced its headcount three times in less than a year.

Amazon, Google and Microsoft are just some of those cutting jobs.

The ridesharing company is shedding 1,072 jobs.

The initial job cuts focus on technical workers.

The layoffs include people at Amazon Games in San Diego.

In the end, only four of its six attempts ended with satellites in orbit.

The streaming device maker had already laid off staff in the fall.

The job cuts may affect Twitch and the cloud.

It's the company's second slate of mass layoffs in four months.

An announcement could come as early as next month.

It's one of several major tech companies to announce mass cuts recently.

The economy and pandemic recovery are hitting Dell hard.

The automaker claims manufacturing roles won't be affected as it aims for profitability.

The cuts will affect 7 percent of the company’s total workforce.

The company also announced the appointment of a new CEO.

Chief content officer Dawn Ostroff is departing too.

No wonder the site runs like trash these days.

The Prime Air program only just started dropping off packages in test markets.

That's six percent of parent Alphabet's global workforce.