EA lays off over 650 employees, cancels Star Wars game
EA lays off over 650 employees, cancels Star Wars game
Electronic Arts (EA) announced widespread layoffs, cutting over 650 jobs, as part of a major restructuring effort. The company is cancelling a Star Wars first-person shooter game and focusing on its biggest franchises. Severance packages and job placement assistance are being offered to affected employees. The estimated cost of the restructuring is between $125-165 million.
Electronic Arts (EA) announced widespread layoffs, cutting over 650 jobs, as part of a major restructuring effort. The company is cancelling a Star Wars first-person shooter game and focusing on its biggest franchises. Severance packages and job placement assistance are being offered to affected employees. The estimated cost of the restructuring is between $125-165 million.
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Electronic Arts (EA) announced widespread layoffs, cutting over 650 jobs, as part of a major restructuring effort. The company is cancelling a Star Wars first-person shooter game and focusing on its biggest franchises. Severance packages and job placement assistance are being offered to affected employees. The estimated cost of the restructuring is between $125-165 million. 
