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HubSpot to cut 660 jobs as the company pivots to AI

The Next WebPublished 5 days ago

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HubSpot announced plans to cut 660 jobs, about 7% of its workforce, as it shifts its business strategy toward AI-driven outcomes. The layoffs, expected to complete by early 2027, will incur $65M to $75M in charges, mostly severance. The company emphasized the cuts are not due to AI efficiencies and must comply with local laws, including strict consultation rules in Ireland where a significant portion of its workforce is based.

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