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Microsoft's ZeniMax to cut 22 Austin game-industry jobs
PeopleSloane Reyes · 4d

Microsoft's ZeniMax to cut 22 Austin game-industry jobs

A state filing shows the Bethesda parent eliminating 158 Texas positions, including 22 in Austin, as Xbox restructures.

PeopleSloane Reyes · Jun 26

After Oracle's deep cuts, Austin's tech workers feel the AI reshuffle

With separations from Oracle's mass workforce reduction now taking effect, questions linger about what the realignment means for the city's tech labor market.

PeopleSloane Reyes · Apr 2

Oracle made Austin its world headquarters. Then it left, and then came the layoffs.

The tech giant's exit and global job cuts have forced a reckoning over how much of Austin's tech economy rests on imported corporate logos.

StartupsMara Whitfield · Nov 10

Austin trucking startup AI Fleet lays off nearly 60 after losing a key supplier

The AI-driven trucking operator cut 56 jobs at its downtown Austin headquarters after a sudden supplier loss forced the board to downsize operations.

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