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More biotech companies continue to reduce their workforce, with layoffs stretching into mid-2026, underscoring the sustained pressure facing the sector as funding remains tight and strategic priorities shift.
https://www.biospace.com/biospace-layoff-tracker
Intel has a track record of sinking infinite amount of money.
Is LBT still trying to fix it, or just feed it with more money, this time from Uncle Sam?
Is Intel still on track to be split up?
It opened today for managers, correct? How are things looking in RMC?
Funding that was bragged about before shutdown is now gone
Huge Money being spent in CZ
Senior leadership jumping to other sites
No news on what were doing after news of funding lost. Iguess it takes a while to identify the bare minimum personnel to keep the lights on long enough for CZ to take over.
Has anyone heard about funding pools? It seems weird that it’s January and we don’t even know if the bonus pools are going to be funded.
The Trump administration appealed a judge’s ruling that it illegally froze more than $2 billion in research funding to punish Harvard University for refusing to comply with a host of demands from the federal government.
US lawyers filed a notice of appeal on Thursday, more than three months after US District Judge Allison Burroughs ruled that the Trump administration had violated Harvard’s free-speech and due-process rights.
https://www.ndtvprofit.com/world/us-appeals-harvard-court-victory-on-2-billion-funding-freeze
Trying to understand why my bond wasn’t 100%
Has anyone found accurate information on how to see the details of the $20 million assistance fund for those impacted? If I have missed it in the packet and or here on the forum then shame on me.
President Donald Trump's administration had cut off $790 million in grants in a standoff that contributed to university layoffs and the resignation in September of Northwestern president Michael Schill.
https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2025-11-29/northwestern-to-pay-75-million-in-deal-with-trump-administration-to-restore-federal-funding
The potential funding reductions by DDS are still under review. Advocates warn that any significant cuts could leave thousands of Arizona families without the critical support they depend on every day.
Starting another thread about 2026 and the future of AES. There are so many rumors about what's next: sell company to Blackrock, split renewables and sell off Indiana or Ohio utilities to Duke, new senior leadership & board, etc. Any of these paths will ensure funding is cut and "they" force more work with less resources. Again. Let's hear what other rumors are out there.
Nevada-based battery recycler Redwood Materials is laying off staff. The company is cutting approximately 5% of its workforce. This news comes just weeks after it secured a massive $350 million funding injection.
https://inews.zoombangla.com/why-redwood-materials-cut-5-of-jobs-after-350m-raise/
PNNL is cutting about 68 staff across Pacific Northwest national lab sites, with most reductions in Richland. Lab leadership ties the layoffs to funding and program changes.
Monarch Tractor is preparing for layoffs and has warned employees it may have to shut down without additional funding.
The ag tech startup’s capital intensive hardware model has become harder to sustain in the current funding environment.
The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department is preparing to lay off 22 people in December.
The move comes in response to expected federal and state funding cuts, said Kenny Via, a spokesperson for the public health agency.
https://www.knkx.org/public-health/2025-11-20/tacoma-pierce-county-health-department-prepares-for-layoffs
I heard last year was 75%. Do they announce this somewhere? Any guesses what the rate will be this year?
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2025/10/09/trump-energy-cuts-could-affect-kentucky-evreportedly-weighing-major-cuts-to-kentucky-energy-projects/86570969007/
TL;DR:
The Trump administration terminated about $100 million in grant funding for the Ascend Elements battery plant in Kentucky.
Construction at the company's site is paused but is expected to restart in 2026.
Ascend Elements stated the grant termination does not change its trajectory and it will seek other funding sources.
Trump administration cancels millions in funding for Plug Power and GE Vernova. U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko's office said $180 million in total funding was canceled for projects connected to the Albany region.
By Luke Nathan – Reporter, Albany Business Review
Oct 3, 2025
I can’t afford what I just bought if I went back to my old job.
Seattle Children’s Hospital will lay off more than 150 workers this fall, blaming the cuts on the loss of federal funding.
The hospital confirmed Wednesday that 154 employees will be laid off and 350 open positions will be eliminated, effective Nov. 15.
https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/seattle-childrens-layoff-150-jobs/281-62ef8f3f-69a5-4824-bf24-0524ec70a7d4
KET announces to layoff 22 percent of staff after reduction in federal funding from CPB, PBS
http://nkytribune.com/2025/09/ket-announces-to-layoff-22-percent-of-staff-after-reduction-in-federal-funding-from-cpb-pbs/
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today. Kentucky Educational Television (KET), the Lexington-based statewide public broadcasting network, has announced staff layoffs,...
Company: Kentucky Educational Television
Locations: Lexington, KY
Published At: 09/06/2025 & 04:21 AM UTC
https://current.org/2025/09/pbs-lays-off-34-employees-in-response-to-federal-funding-loss/
The network has eliminated close to 100 positions this summer.
Company: PBS
Number of People Laid Off: 34
Locations: Unknown
Published At: 09/06/2025 & 01:21 AM UTC
Industry: Media
Does Intel need $ ?
Is this true? How does Jim Cramer see what others can't?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jim-cramer-says-intel-needs-033717705.html