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Texas Instruments announces first ever lay off in India

As part of a global restructuring process, Texas Instruments is laying off 300 to 500 engineers in its Indian workforce...

December 05, 2012 / 15:00 IST
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As part of a global restructuring process, Texas Instruments is laying off 300 to 500 engineers in its Indian arm, the Economic Times reports. Reportedly, this is the first time the company is altering its Indian workforce. Click here for full story

first published: Dec 5, 2012 02:53 pm

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