Layoffs in e-commerce - statistics & facts

The layoffs wave hitting the tech industry has not spared e-commerce players. Economic recession alongside unprecedented inflation in 2022 impacted consumer demand and the capital market so heavily that e-commerce companies were forced to rethink their business strategies and decided to trim down their workforces. The mix of all these factors led to a stagflation scenario that is likely to persist in 2023.
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Published by Xin Ou, Dec 17, 2025

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