Why Bay Area tech layoffs aren’t raising recession fears, yet
It seems like every few weeks there’s news of Silicon Valley tech workers getting hit by wave after wave of mass layoffs.
It seems like every few weeks there’s news of Silicon Valley tech workers getting hit by wave after wave of mass layoffs. So why doesn’t it feel like the Bay Area is in a recession?
After all, it’s just as hard as ever to buy a house in San Francisco and the region is still […]
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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