Re:Yelp lays off 1000, furloughs 1100
by gnicholas on Thursday April 09, 2020 @01:24PM
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I think most of the time stock prices go up when layoffs are announced. If a company releases bad news about the business and simultaneously lays people off, that's a different story. But layoffs are seen as cost-cutting, and an indication that the company will be more profitable (or at least lose less money) in the future.
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