Visa to lay off 2600 staff

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As efficiency push deepens.

Visa to lay off 2600 staff
Visa plans to cut seven percent of its workforce, or about 2600 jobs, ⁠a company ⁠spokesperson said, as the payments processor seeks to become more efficient, about six months after a similar move by its closest peer. The job cuts will primarily affect technology and product ...

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