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HTC mulls cutting more jobs

Ninelu Tu, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Wednesday 18 December 2019 0

HTC has confirmed that it will trim its workforce as it looks to ensure that the development of its core businesses will be able to secure sufficient resources for further advancements.

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