Google Parent Alphabet Lays Off 12,000 as Profit Comes in Shy of Estimates
Google parent Alphabet reported quarterly results just shy of Wall Street estimates as the tech giant announced layoffs of about 12,000 workers. Cheddar News breaks down the latest numbers.
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