Ledger lays off 12% of staff, citing ‘macroeconomic headwinds’
The wallet manufacturer reportedly had around 734 employees at the time of publication, suggesting roughly 88 people may have lost their jobs.
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The wallet manufacturer reportedly had around 734 employees at the time of publication, suggesting roughly 88 people may have lost their jobs.
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