Spotify will lay off around 1,500 employees to reduce costs in a third round of job cuts this year, CEO Daniel Ek said Monday as he announced a “significant” strategy shift for the music ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Previously: Spotify CEO says 'I was too ambitious' in announcing layoffs among 6% of employees According to the note from Ek, all affected ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Ek wrote that, while many may view the layoffs as a shift in Spotify’s culture and “historic focus on growth,” he believes “this decision is ...

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek on Tuesday acknowledged that layoffs the audio streaming giant implemented in December affected production in the company's first quarter. Ek described the job cuts on ...

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When The Post reached out to Spotify for comment, a company spokesperson declined to say how many positions the latest round of layoffs would be affecting. The Stockholm, Sweden-based company has ...

According to the tech job tracker layoffs.fyi, more than 250,000 tech workers have been laid off since the start of the year. Still, the size of the Spotify cuts may feel "surprisingly large" for ...

Users on X are mocking the company's timing with its signature Spotify Wrapped style. "That puts you in the top 3% of biggest layoffs this year from a tech company," one user quipped. Spotify ...

By Amanda Holpuch Spotify, the audio streaming platform, said on Monday that it planned to lay off about 200 people, including workers at the popular podcast studios Gimlet Media and Parcast.

Spotify’s decision to lay off 17% of its staff is the leading technology story of the morning, and I wouldn’t fault you if you were a little confused why it is doing so. After all, the music ...