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Tech economy braces for impact
It's only been a week since we introduced our recurring "Layoff Watch" column, but in that time alone we've seen thousands of pink slips get handed out at massive tech companies like AMD, Motorola, Dell and, today, AT&T. While some folks remain hesitant to use the "r" word, it's pretty clear that the tech industry is doing what it can to brace itself for an economic downturn.
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