Online retailer eBay said Thursday that it plans to cut about 800 jobs or about 6% of its workforce. The company has more than 12,000 employees.

The layoff announcement comes a week after eBay agreed to buy secondhand-clothing site Depop and follows job cuts earlier ...

E-commerce giant eBay announced Thursday it is slashing hundreds of jobs, just days after the company dropped $1.2 billion in cash to acquire a trendy Gen Z fashion app and settled a federal stalking ...

Layoffs announced at eBay as 800 jobs are cut to accommodate the company’s renewed focus on “strategic priorities.” ...

eBay Inc. is eliminating about 800 positions, the latest in a series of workforce cuts rippling through the U.S. technology sector. The San Jose–based e‑commerce company said Thursday that the ...

E-commerce giant eBay (EBAY) is streamlining its operations by slashing up to 800 jobs, or about 6% of its workforce, the company said Thursday. “We are taking steps to reinvest across our business ...

EBay is eliminating about 800 roles globally, 6% or so of its staff, the marketplace giant confirmed on Thursday. The company is continuing to hire in certain areas, though. “We are taking steps to ...

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The cuts come a week after the company said it would acquire secondhand fashion marketplace Depop for about $1.2 billion in an effort to draw younger shoppers and after it reported robust ...

The layoff announcement comes a week after eBay agreed to buy secondhand-clothing site Depop and follows job cuts earlier this year by Amazon and Pinterest EBay's stock is up almost 30% over the past ...