Layoffs Are Approaching 1.2 Million, the Worst Since the 2009 ‘Great Recession’
The data was provided by global outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas on Thursday, and may partly explain the recent bitcoin downturn. Layoffs Climb to a Grim Milestone: Nearly 1.2 Million…and Counting A Chicago...
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