I thought there wasn’t a correlation between layoffs and stock.

Complete silence on my end so far, but I know it's coming. I'm just trying to figure out if it started yet anywhere.

Another. New. Low. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EfkNvOOiZ_8

And so it begins, if your manager has gone quiet you know why

Are they going to give a standard severance if you are laid off?

Hands up if you have an unexpected meeting schedule for tomorrow morning….. 🙋🏽

There are two types of people at Xerox: (1) those coasting to retirement who are likely 55 and older who don't need another job, and (2) those with a career ahead of them. If you are in group (1) then congrats on your upcoming retirement, it's... — read more 

Another. New. Low.

Assuming D-day is tomorrow, would managers have been notified by now?

Is there any other country that had their legal name changed in since January 1st? I think X is positioning their ponds under different entities to declare bankruptcy under our current operating legal name and then operate there book of business... — read more 

… is Xerox the saviour you thought it would be ? Or a real ‘frying pan into the fire’ journey for you all ?

Anyone know the reasons for, or implications of, this? https://www.gurufocus.com/news/8598226/xrx-options-to-be-delisted-effective-february-9

The rumors about major cuts this month feel more substantial than the usual gossip. I'm getting genuinely concerned that we're walking into a disaster in the coming weeks.

How come the new CMO doesn’t have his Bio on the Leadership Team page on the website - all the previous ones have.

Is it just Xerox being cheap…. We’re not in a COVID situation so what’s the excuse?

I am reliably informed that Stevie is next in line to be laid off, he’s off to HP to accelerate their downfall. When 2 dumpster fires collide.

Let's talk about how "we are in the best position this company has ever been in"

Serious question: does anyone else feel like we’re past the ‘planning’ phase and already in the ‘waiting for the shoe to drop’ phase? Big leadership announcements, but no full org charts below first line, no clear direction, and oddly few real... — read more 

Buh bye. Who's next?

March 1st it's all over red rover. JAVA UI FTW!!!

Is this true that corp hq is closing in CT? Maybe moving to another building?

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4861789-xerox-running-out-of-ink-strong-sell

They shifted field service in several upper Midwest states to dealers last year. I'm hearing that they are about to do this same thing in a number of additional states. Does anybody know anything for sure?

I've over doubled my net worth in the past year while working at Xerox. I'm not here to boast. I'm simply here to say that, despite job instability, you can set goals, improve your life, and grow your finances. My salary is modest. Attitude +... — read more 

How on earth does Bandy have the cahoonahs to classify the Lexmark revenue as ‘growth’ when reporting the results - is there not something in the SEC rules that stops this. In Xerox they have classifications for two types of revenue : N&A ( New &... — read more 

Another. Another. New. Low. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=It-IuKPJk0c

The world has gone simple. Most reporting I have seen today is bought in to the revenue growth narrative. Q4 25 LEX in, Q4 24 LEX out. That is not growth. XRX stand alone has a 9% revenue decline. Would love to see the LEX YOY amounts. We live in a... — read more 

Another. New. Low. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WQBc8yxjdSs

Aside from the cash for shares at $8, which only a lunatic would exercise, I would like to test my understanding of the debt instrument exchange. Am I correct that bondholders can essentially "self-call" their bond, benefiting Xerox by having the... — read more 

It was essentially ignored in the earnings call, but it was on the slides. Expectation of captured Lexmark synergies and continuing project Reinvention. Together, each drives layoffs. One example, a software used by Lexmark is chosen instead of one... — read more 

Q4 only looks “good” if you stop at the headline: revenue jumped +26%, but that’s almost entirely because Xerox bought Lexmark. Strip that out and the underlying business is still shrinking by 9%. Cash is the real story: free cash flow for 2025... — read more 

tarrifs, headwinds, ram and the such

https://investors.xerox.com/news-releases/news-release-details/xerox-releases-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-results-2 FCF of $133 mil for FY 25, and operating margin is 3.5% down 140 BP YOY. TL;DR: Gross sales are up, but they are running out of... — read more 

Xerox is not announcing Chapter 11, but it is clearly working hard to avoid it. The company is handing out free warrants to shareholders and bondholders as a way to quietly re-engineer its balance sheet before things get worse. This is an... — read more 

So today a new form was published via the SEC, that explains that every shareholder would get 1 x Warrant pr. 2 x shares they hold on the 9th of Feb. One warrant allows the holder to purchase 1 x Xerox share for $8 within the next two years. This... — read more 

Desperate times call for desperate measures. The dividend has got to go. It's only $13m a year, but XRX needs the $$ to pay interest. XRX should have fully eliminated the dividend when Carl left. Also, how stupid would it be to issue more shares... — read more 

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/xrx/insider-activity Classy AF move.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rj-young-announces-partnership-agreement-163900752.html RJ Young company has partnered with Xerox for sales and service