Salesforce lays off hundreds of workers as tech turbulence grows

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Salesforce cut hundreds of employees from its payroll on Tuesday, the latest series of layoffs in the tech industry.

The e-commerce company confirmed on Tuesday that it had cut fewer than 1,000 workers from the company’s payroll, according to CNBC. Salesforce’s cuts are the latest layoffs for tech workers after several companies reported lackluster quarterly earnings and took action to prepare for a future recession.
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