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Sanofi plans to lay off 229 Massachusetts workers about a year after acquiring Blueprint Medicines for $9.1B.
Luno to cut 20% of global staff in a restructuring, refocusing on three business lines while continuing investments in core infra and regulatory programs; follows prior large layoffs and comes amid sector-wide crypto stress.
Xbox undertakes a major reset with thousands laid off and four studios spun off; CEO Asha Sharma targets returning Xbox to player and revenue growth and bringing profits in line with industry norms by FY2027, with accountability across all units.
Breach at Hugging Face reopens the alignment vs containment debate, while OpenAI and SSI illustrate divergent paths in scalable AI safety; Nvidia-backed Safe Superintelligence signals massive compute scale and funding, and the broader industry’s AI-fueled layoffs underscore regulatory and market risks.
Crunchbase’s Tech Layoffs Tracker shows roughly 127,000 U.S. tech layoffs in 2025 (latest tally through July 2026), with Intel, Microsoft, Verizon and Amazon leading reductions, and includes new additions like Disney and Samsung.
TechCrunch’s running list shows Monday.com as the latest in a wave of 20+ major tech layoffs in 2026 where AI is cited as a factor, with detailed counts, restructuring charges, and regulatory filings, plus market-reaction data.
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