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Streaming platform Twitch letting go of 35% of staff: another hard day

Streaming platform Twitch letting go of 35% of staff: another hard day
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Live Game Streaming Platform Twitch To Lay Off 500 Employees

Twitch, Amazons gaming platform, is cutting 35% of its workforce (about 500 employees) due to financial concerns, following service closures.

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Twitch is laying off another 500 employees

The Amazon-owned livestreaming platform will cut 35% of its staff, or roughly 500 employees, Bloomberg reports, and will announce the reduction as early as this week. Twitch did not immediately respond to TechCrunch's request for comment. Shortly after Twitch co-founder and longtime CEO Emmett Shear handed the reigns to its now-CEO Dan Clancy, the company laid off 400 employees.

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Live game streaming platform Twitch to lay off 500 employees

Amazon-owned live game streaming platform Twitch is reportedly laying off 35 per cent of its workforce, about 500 employees, this week.Twitch laid off dozens of employees last year, and has shut down its service in South Korea due to .

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Twitch has announced the layoff of 500 more workers - Tech Gadget Central

Twitch is experiencing yet another round of layoffs. According to reports, the Amazon-owned livestreaming company will announce the layoffs as early as this week, affecting 35% of the workforce, or about 500 people. When I reached out to Twitch for a comment, the company took some time to react. The corporation has already lost hundreds …

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