Jack Dorsey’s fintech venture lays off nearly 1,000 employees over email, report says - Block co-founder denies that the cuts ...

While I’m never glad to see layoffs, Jack Dorsey’s email to Block, the fintech firm he founded as Square, announcing the ...

The latest among them is Block, the financial service conglomerate owned by Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey. Block encompasses massive fintech platforms like Cash App and Square, as well as more ...

There was a huge storm on the internet, mostly on Twitter, attacking Dorsey. I don't want to attack him personally, but I take issue with an outlet like CNBC publishing this story in the first ...

Former Twitter (now X) CEO Jack Dorsey was blamed by the employees for enabling Elon Musk to acquire the company in 2022. Now, it appears that there's another controversy surrounding the entrepreneur.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Block, a financial tech company led by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, is laying off nearly 1,000 workers. The layoffs will impact 240 remote California workers. According to ...

The news was announced to staff in an email from Block’s co-founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey. Dorsey told staff that on Tuesday, Block will be “making some org changes, including eliminating roles ...

But in a Senate hearing Wednesday, CEO Jack Dorsey appeared to say that Twitter did not have a policy of removing content denying the Holocaust. Responding to a question from Republican Sen.

Block, the Bay Area tech giant behind Square, Cash App and Afterpay, is abruptly laying off 931 workers, according to an email from CEO Jack Dorsey to workers on Tuesday. More than 200 of the ...

Company co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey sent a letter to employees on the latest news. Here's what Dorsey had to say. What Happened: Dorsey laid out the facts and reasons why the job cuts were ...