Visa Cuts 2,600 Jobs Globally as Company Accelerates AI Adoption

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Payments giant Visa has announced a reduction of approximately 2,600 jobs as part of a broader push toward artificial intelligence integration. The layoffs have reportedly caught many employees off guard, including those based in India. The company has not yet disclosed how many India-based staff members are affected by the cuts. The move reflects a growing trend among major corporations restructuring their workforce in response to advancing AI capabilities.

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