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Gateway to cut 1,500 more jobs







Gateway to cut 1,500 more jobs

Gateway to cut 1,500 more jobs 04/30/2004 10:42 AM

Gateway, the California-based computer firm, is to cut 1,500 jobs- nearly half its workforce - after reporting $165m losses.




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