Cisco to lay-off 1,100 more employees as revenues continue to slide
Networking giant to axe more staff on top of the 5,500 to had already planned to make redundant
Networking giant Cisco is to lay-off 1,100 more staff as part of a restructuring programme to shift the company's focus from hardware to software. The company had announced last year that it was cutting...
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