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Steve Huffman, the CEO of the US-based online forum platform Reddit, announced that the company will be reducing its workforce by five percent and implementing fewer hiring initiatives. For reference, the company has about 2,000 employees worldwide. A representative from Reddit has also confirmed that the company will be reducing its hiring in 2023 to around 100 new employees, down from the previously planned 300, as part of the restructuring that includes the layoffs. The company has teased this new 360-degree camera thing, being used for mountain biking, dancing and skiing type activities, showing how it might capture action packed moments really well. Read more in our articles including "Reddit layoffs 5% of its workforce" and "WhatsApp adds new features to improve group chats".

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Steve Huffman, the CEO of the US-based online forum platform Reddit, announced that the company will be reducing its workforce by five percent and implementing fewer hiring initiatives. For reference, the company has about 2,000 employees worldwide.

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A representative from Reddit has also confirmed that the company will be reducing its hiring in 2023 to around 100 new employees, down from the previously planned 300, as part of the restructuring that includes the layoffs. The company has teased this new 360-degree camera thing, being used for mountain biking, dancing and skiing type activities, showing how it might capture action packed moments really well.

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Our coverage of company sustainability includes: "Reddit layoffs 5% of its workforce"; "WhatsApp adds new features to improve group chats"; "House bill seeks new rules for AI use in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.