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Seagate to axe two per cent of global workforce

10 September 2015 •

Storage vendor to make 1,050 redundancies by the end of the year

Storage giant Seagate has announced it is cutting two per cent of its global workforce. In a company filing, Seagate said it is going to reduce its workforce by around 1,050 people, which equate...

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