NEW YORK (Reuters) - Agilent Technologies Inc (A.N) is cutting 2,700 jobs, or 14 percent of its workforce, and suspending share buybacks due to a steep fall in revenue and “no prospects for a meaningful recovery in the foreseeable future.”
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Agilent Technologies Inc (A.N) is cutting 2,700 jobs, or 14 percent of its workforce, and suspending share buybacks due to a steep fall in revenue and “no prospects for a meaningful recovery in the foreseeable future.”
