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Netflix cuts 1,000 jobs, 6% of staff, in biggest layoffs since 2022NewsBusiness & CompaniesNEWSROOMNetflix cuts 1,000 jobs, 6% of staff, in biggest layoffs since 2022The streaming giant is eliminating roughly 1,000 positions globally, its largest workforce reduction in four years, as viewing growth slows and competition intensifies.Andrea Pelucchi con UCapital AI3 min read
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