Excelitas Technologies announced layoffs of 70 roles in Salem, Massachusetts, and the relocation of nearly 100 workers to Pennsylvania in 2024.

Chime, along with Visa, announced layoffs citing AI as part of the process, indicating that automation is reducing the need for certain jobs in the financial sector.

Commerzbank has announced plans to cut around 3,000 jobs as part of its strategy to expand the use of artificial intelligence.

WorldQuant, a quantitative investment firm, cut its workforce after a difficult year for the hedge fund sector, which underperformed the S&P 500.

CrowdStrike laid off 500 employees in 2026, cutting 5% of its workforce, as reported by layoffhedge.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a World Bank affiliate, invested INR 420 million in two Birla Estates projects: Birla Manjri and Birla Estates Kalwa.

Grupo Antolin, one of the largest global auto suppliers, will open two facilities in Louisville, creating 200 jobs through a more than $13.7 million investment.

The department store chain El Palacio de Hierro announced changes that will take effect between June and August, marking a transformation of its 15 luxury stores in Mexico. The company reported revenue of 13,274 million pesos in the first quarter of 2026, a 4.2% year-over-year increase, driven by a total margin of 33.8% and EBITDA of 1,624 million pesos.

Kelly Services, based in Troy, announced layoffs and restructuring, with estimated costs between $7.5 million and $8.5 million in the third quarter.

Engel & Völkers announced the creation of 144 jobs in Madrid, accounting for 44% of new hires in Spain, with 80% of advisors operating in the urban center and 20% in the residential periphery.

WeRide announced a partnership with GreenMobility to launch a robotaxi service in Denmark in 2027, marking its European expansion.

Navflex, a Denver-based logistics robotics startup with German roots, raised $5.55 million in its latest funding round, aiming for innovations in last-mile logistics automation.

Inotiv filed a prepackaged Chapter 11 to cut funded debt by approximately $325 million, after an overleveraged capital structure was compounded by NHP supply-chain strain, federal research-funding uncertainty, and DOJ settlement obligations.

Alpargatas, owner of Havaianas, is shifting to a lighter global model, focusing on profitability and distributor-led expansion abroad to revive international sales.

Apex Tools Group confirmed it will lay off 170 employees at its Sumter plant, eliminating two hand tool production lines there.

Micron began pouring concrete at its new plant in Upstate New York, a major milestone, while continuing to hire and reporting rising profits. Heavy truck traffic has also started in the area.