ABS-CBN to cut 200 jobs as recovery remains elusive
Philippine media giant ABS-CBN announced it will cut about 200 jobs, approximately 7% of its workforce, due to ongoing financial struggles six years after its franchise was denied. Regional conflicts, inflation, and slow economic growth are impacting advertising revenue.
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