Big Tech is spending billions to not employ people

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Andy Jassy Amazon CEO
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.

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I thought I'd retire from Intel. Then I got laid off in my 60s — and I'm still struggling to find a job.

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Brad Jenkins is job hunting in his 60s after being laid off from Intel last year.

Brad Jenkins

The memory shortage is driving up the cost of laptops

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The memory shortage is starting to hurt consumers' wallets.
The memory shortage is starting to hurt consumers' wallets.

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Intel stock jumps after it joins Elon Musk's Terafab chip-building moonshot

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Intel

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You could burn through $50,000 covering an unemployment stint in today's market

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Joanelle Cobos (left), Clair Todd (right)
Joanelle Cobos (left) and Clair Todd (right) prepared financially for layoffs but faced a challenging job market.

Joanelle Cobos (left), Clair Todd (right)

Nvidia pushes into Intel and AMD's turf with a 'multigenerational' Meta deal

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Nvidia cofounder and CEO Jensen Huang onstage in a shiny black jacket with bright lights behind him.
Nvidia cofounder and CEO Jensen Huang

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One question is haunting laid-off Big Tech workers: Did AI just cost me my job?

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Ian Carter (left), James Hwang (center), and Joe Friend (right) are among the laid-off workers who've questioned whether AI played a role in their job cuts.

Ian Carter (left), James Hwang (center), Joe Friend (right)

Welcome to the new, sorta socialist era of American capitalism

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This is the first story in Business Insider's new series "The Future of Capitalism." The series looks at ways Americans' confidence in capitalism has been eroding, and what related changes in our economy mean for your work and wealth.

Job seekers in 2025 faced a Great Frustration: never-ending applications, ghosting after interviews, and losing hope

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The list of major companies laying off staff this year includes Verizon, IBM, Amazon, Starbucks, American Airlines, and more

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Verizon is one of the latest companies to cut jobs in 2025.

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