Cisco confirms job cuts as restructuring continues
Vendor declines to reveal how many of its 75,000 employees will be affected
Cisco has confirmed a wave of job cuts as part of a restructuring that it expects to cost it $300m (£233.6m). The vendor confirmed the cuts in a statement to the Wall Street Journal, but did not reveal...
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