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IBM’s 1993 layoff of 60,000 employees remains unmatched, a stark reminder of how quickly a corporate giant can fall., Companies, Times Now ...

Before AI layoffs, there was IBM. In 1993, the tech giant laid off 60,000 people—a record that still stands today. Read the full story of the biggest corporate cutback in history.

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