Oracle cut 21,000 jobs last year
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Oracle finally discloses the extent of its job cut carnage over the last year: 13% of staff
Oracle has quietly disclosed MASSIVE job cuts from the last year, equal to 21,000 jobs or 13% of the tech giant's staff.
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The tech company’s head count shrank by roughly 13% in its last fiscal year, as it continued to invest in artificial intelligence.
