Ericsson guts Italian network operations with 130 jobs lost
Genoa office loses entire Business Area Networks unit in major R&D blow
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Ericsson names David Hammarwall as head of business area networks
Hammarwall will replace Ericsson's new CEO Per Narvinger in the role
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Apple scales out 6G ambitions with engineer job listings
Tech giant's moves follow recent MWC partnership with Ericsson
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Ericsson closes year with strong Q4, warns that RAN market will remain flat in 2026
As CEO says, further job cuts will come in the future
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Ericsson outlines plans to cut 1,600 jobs in Sweden
Says the move will enable the company to remain competitive
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Ericsson restructures Spanish subsidiary, CEO departs
It's part of a wider organization restructure
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Ericsson to cut 300 jobs in Spain - report
Wants to create operational efficiencies
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Ericsson to create 300 jobs in Japan, commits to R&D investment
The RAN-focused investment will look at 5G and 6G opportunities
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Ericsson CEO faces uncertain future at the helm of vendor - report
Swedish media reports have suggested CEO Börje Ekholm could be heading for exit
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Ericsson's head of networks Fredrik Jejdling to depart as part of reshuffle
Per Narvinger will replace Jejdling from next month
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Ericsson to cut 1,200 jobs in Sweden
Blames challenging mobile networks market
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Ericsson to cut 750 US jobs, outsource field service roles to external providers
Jobs are set to be lost later this year
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Ericsson and Canadian gov't pledge to invest more than $350m into R&D centers
Expected to create and upskill hundreds of jobs in the process
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Ericsson to cut 8,500 jobs globally
An internal memo to staff confirms the plans
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Ericsson to cut 1,400 jobs in Sweden, with more layoffs expected
Becomes the latest tech firm to lay people off
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Ericsson names Jenny Lindqvist as SVP
Lindqvist has also been named head of market area Europe & Latin America
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Ericsson prepares to lay-off Russian staff by end of 2022
400 Russian-based employees will be let go by the vendor