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    HubSpot to lay off 7% of workforce●HubSpot to lay off 7% of workforce to create 'flatter, faster organization'YhnBusinessLabor657 min ago

    HubSpot has announced it will cut about 7% of its workforce, saying the layoffs will create a 'flatter, faster organization'. The news is drawing strong reactions, with many questioning whether restructuring language masks cost-cutting, and debating the human cost of repeated tech industry job cuts. The move adds to a broader pattern of layoffs across the technology and software sector.

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    HubSpot layoffs proceed as CEO denies AI efficiency motive●HubSpot layoffs: CEO says job cuts are not driven by AI 'efficiencies,' but AI is still behind the sweeping changes httpMmastodonTechnology41 d ago

    HubSpot has carried out a new round of job cuts, with the CEO publicly stating the layoffs are not driven by AI 'efficiencies.' He acknowledged, however, that AI is still central to the sweeping changes reshaping the company. The news lands as HubSpot's stock struggles, fueling debate over whether AI is quietly replacing roles even when executives deny it.

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    HubSpot is cutting close to 660 jobs, with the company attributing the layoffs to artificial intelligence reshaping how its business operates. The move makes the software firm one of the latest to tie workforce reductions directly to AI-driven restructuring, raising debate about how quickly automation is replacing roles across the tech sector.

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    Wall Street Analysts Issue New Calls on Microsoft, Harley-Davidson and More●Here Are Monday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Align Technology, AutoNation, Estee Lauder, Harley-Davidson, HubSpot, Microsoft, Mosaic, Ryder System, Wells Fargo & Company, and More✉newsTechnology2 d ago

    Monday brought a fresh round of analyst research calls across Wall Street, with notable coverage on Align Technology, AutoNation, Estee Lauder, Harley-Davidson, HubSpot, Microsoft, Mosaic, Ryder System and Wells Fargo, among others. The roundup aggregates rating changes and price-target updates from major brokerages, giving investors a snapshot of how sell-side analysts are positioned on these stocks heading into the trading week.