Ericsson Proposes Cutting 1,600 Jobs in Sweden as Telecom Equipment Demand Softens
Swedish telecom giant Ericsson announces proposed headcount reduction of 1,600 positions in its home country amid weakening demand for network equipment.
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Swedish telecom giant Ericsson announces proposed headcount reduction of 1,600 positions in its home country amid weakening demand for network equipment.
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