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Zoho wants to avoid mass layoffs. Is a salary freeze the price of protecting jobs from AI disruption?

Zoho Corporation will skip its usual annual salary increases after founder and Chief Scientist Sridhar Vembu warned that artificial intelligence infrastructure costs, weaker new customer growth and software disruption are forcing the private technology company to control expenses. Employee numbers have been broadly flat for 18 months as management tries to avoid mass layoffs.
What Nike’s 10% apparel growth in FQ1 tells investors about its turnaround plan
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Nike is cutting roles but building in Bengaluru. What does Elliott Hill’s workforce reset actually change?

NIKE, Inc. is preparing further workforce reductions from 2027 as Chief Executive Officer Elliott Hill reorganises the sportswear group into three geographies, modernises its supply chain and builds a new Bengaluru campus. The multiyear Pace programme targets $2.5 billion of cumulative savings through fiscal 2031 but also carries roughly $1 billion of additional restructuring charges while revenue is expected to fall sharply this year.
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Krystal plans 10,000 jobs across India. Can margins keep pace with such rapid workforce expansion?

Krystal Integrated Services Limited plans to generate more than 10,000 employment opportunities across over 25 Indian cities between October 2026 and March 2027. The expansion follows 9,500 opportunities already generated in the current financial year and puts workforce deployment, contract economics and service quality at the centre of its next growth phase.
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Astrogate Labs and Spacebeam target satellite data bottleneck with laser ground-station partnership

Astrogate Labs and South Korea's Spacebeam are combining satellite laser terminals with optical ground-station infrastructure to develop end-to-end space communications and explore a shared ground-station service model. The agreement builds on Astrogate's ISRO-related technology work and Spacebeam's operational ground infrastructure, but commercialisation will require successful satellite demonstrations, reliable atmospheric performance and paying customers.