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Challenger, A US Employment Data Company, Reported That Fintech Companies Announced 5,731 Layoffs In May, Most Of Which Were Related To Artificial Intelligence

Challenger, A U.S. Employment Data Company, Reported That The Service Sector Laid Off 6,268 Employees In May, Bringing The Year-to-date Total To 17,065, A 61% Decrease From The 44,273 Announced In The Same Period Of 2025. The Healthcare And Medical Product Manufacturing Industry (including Hospitals) Has Announced 30,414 Layoffs This Year, A 17% Increase From The 26,008 Announced In The Same Period Of 2025

Challenger, A U.S. Employment Data Company, Reported That The Transportation Industry Announced 6,909 Layoffs In May, Bringing The Total Number Of Layoffs Since 2026 To 40,388, A 449% Increase From 7,356 In The Same Period Of 2025, Making It The Second Largest Industry In Terms Of Layoffs This Year

Andy Challenger, CEO Of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, A U.S. Employment Data Firm, Stated: "In Addition To Artificial Intelligence, We Are Witnessing A Sharp Rise In Layoffs Tied To Mergers And Acquisitions, As Well As An Increase In Losses Stemming From Bankruptcies—signs That Companies Are Undertaking Aggressive Restructuring As They Reposition Themselves For An AI-driven Economy."

Challenger, A U.S. Jobs Data Company, Reports That Employers Have Announced 397,755 Job Cuts So Far This Year, A 43% Decrease From The 696,309 Announced In The First Five Months Of 2025—when Federal Government Layoffs Pushed The Total To A Record High. Excluding This Disruptive Factor, The Number Of Layoffs In 2026 Is Roughly The Same As In 2024