Broadcom axes CA Technologies staff in large-scale layoffs following $19bn acquisition
Monday: Broadcom CEO "welcomes" CA staff into "the Broadcom family". Friday: Mass layoffs reported
Following on from one of the oddest ever big-money acquisitions in the technology sector - chip-maker Broadcom's $18.9bn purchase of legacy software vendor CA Technologies - reports have emerged of large-scale...
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