Apple is conducting layoffs affecting around 100 employees working for the company's digital services group, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The main group affected by the cuts is the team working for the Apple Books app and its related store.
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The affected employees, among them several engineers, were informed of the decision on Tuesday, according to Bloomberg News.
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Apple is reportedly eliminating around 100 jobs in its crucial digital services division. The cuts are part of a shift in priorities for the unit, Bloomberg News reported late Tuesday (Aug. 27), citing sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, ETR:APC) is cutting jobs in its digital services department, which includes music, movies, books and other media and entertainment applications. The Apple Books App is copping the majority of the layoffs, according to a Bloomberg report citing “people with knowledge of the matter”.