
Meta disbands diversity team amid shifting legal and policy climate
Meta disbands its diversity programs, citing legal and policy challenges, sparking debates about its commitment to inclusion and equity.

Meta disbands its diversity programs, citing legal and policy challenges, sparking debates about its commitment to inclusion and equity.

Lilium, a flying taxi company, lays off 1,000 workers and halts operations after struggling to secure VTOL air taxi technology funding.

Forbes halts freelance product reviews, citing Google's site reputation abuse policy. The move highlights challenges in meeting search guidelines.

Ubisoft is shutting down XDefiant, ending support by June 2025, offering refunds, and announcing job losses in its San Francisco, Osaka, and Sydney studios.

23andMe cuts 40% of its workforce, saving US$35M, to refocus on core services after a tough year with layoffs and a data breach.

Take-Two Interactive sells the indie label Private Division to refocus on core and mobile games; the buyer remains undisclosed but has gained major titles.

Mass layoffs in Asia's tech, e-commerce, fashion, and sports sectors raise questions about how businesses can balance profitability, operational efficiency, and employee welfare.

Meta begins targeted layoffs across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs as part of ongoing team reorganisations to align with strategic goals.

TikTok lays off 500 human moderators to favour AI, while Instagram deals with moderation errors, blaming a mix of human mistakes and broken tools.