Several major companies, including HPE, Meta, Microsoft, and Chevron, are conducting layoffs in 2025 as part of cost-cutting measures.
The rise of artificial intelligence is leading to job cuts across various industries, with 41% of companies worldwide expecting to reduce their workforces.
Companies like CNN, Dropbox, and IBM have already announced job cuts related to artificial intelligence.
Adidas plans to cut up to 500 jobs in Germany despite strong performance, aiming to align its operating model with its work reality.
Ally Bank is laying off about 500 employees and offering support for affected workers.
BlackRock is cutting about 1% of its workforce to realign resources with its business strategy.
Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' rocket company, is laying off about 10% of its staff to prioritize manufacturing output and launch efficiency.
Boeing is cutting 400 roles from its moon rocket program due to delays and rising costs related to NASA's Artemis missions.
BP is slashing 7,700 staff and contractor positions globally as part of a program to simplify and focus the company.
Bridgewater Associates cut 7% of its staff to maintain a lean structure, returning its headcount to 2023 levels.