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2008 IT industry giant inventory of large layoffs

Lenovo the world's layoffs, China has no plans to lay off
The global economic downturn brought about by the reduction of investment in IT, this is already the IBMPC business since the acquisition of Lenovo, Lenovo launched the world's third round of layoffs. But Lenovo made it clear that "the Greater China area and Russia has no plans to lay off." In the financial crisis, multinational companies will more often focus on expanding in emerging markets such as China up.

eBay big layoffs
San Francisco local time on October 6, eBay announced it would cut about 1,600 jobs, accounting for 10% of the total number of employees, is expected to have 1,000 full-time employees affected and the remaining part-time employees in the severance will no longer be added later.

Motorola announced job cuts worldwide

Last week the company announced 3,000 job cuts worldwide, and to postpone plans to spin-off of the mobile phone sector. In addition, although the company detailed plans to lay off has not yet announced, but China will not be spared, but here as Motorola has been the revival of one of the main battlefield.

Yahoo Yahoo in grief

Following the world's giant auction site ebay after the layoff announcement, Yahoo also announced that because of the financial crisis, the end of the year to lay off 10%. However, the Internet industry that China's Internet industry by the financial crisis would have limited impact on the Chinese market is likely to become a safe haven.

Intel the world's low-key job cuts

According to earlier market rumors, Intel is expected to cut 16,000 jobs (about 16% of the total jobs), some of which will be dismissed and will be part of the job to make up for the mobilization of vacant positions at the same time in the near future Intel will no longer Recruit additional staff.

Dell job cuts

In August this year, Dell has said that layoffs have been completed 8500, in accordance with the plan prior to a total of 8,900 people will be laid off. Faced with slow growth in demand, Dell said it would re-adjust its business to become more competitive, while also cutting the number of employees to reduce expenses, as well as in basic construction and acquisition sector investment.

Germany DRAM memory chip maker Qimonda large-scale layoffs

Located in Munich, Germany, the DRAM memory chip maker Qimonda the middle of this month formally announced the 3,000 employees of large-scale layoffs. To the global chip market in a serious recession, according to the understanding of most of the cut will be in Germany's staff.