Tech Boom Ends as Companies From Amazon to Meta Adjust to Turbulent Times ...Middle East

Tech giants are sharpening their control over costs and monitoring head count as they feel the effects of a new reality of high inflation, rising interest rates, currency headwinds and other issues on their income statements.

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