Workers Worldwide Launch Black Friday Strike At Amazon
Protests and strikes were organized in more than 30 countries as part of the annual “Make Amazon Pay” event.
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Spotify Axes 17% Of Workforce In Third Round Of Layoffs This Year
The music streaming service hopes the cuts, which amount to about 1,500 people, will help it become profitable.
