One of the biggest names in the world of cryptocurrency, Coinbase, has just been hit by a major cyberattack. But this wasn’t your average hack. It was deeper, smarter, and more dangerous than usual.

On Tuesday, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong revealed that roughly 14% of the crypto exchange’s workforce will be laid off. Armstrong cited volatility in the crypto market and the company’s expanding ...

Coinbase will lay off about 700 employees as CEO Brian Armstrong pushes a leaner, AI-native structure amid weaker crypto trading conditions.

San Francisco-based Coinbase is one of the latest companies to pair layoffs with announcements that AI is changing the way the company operates. Why it matters: Companies are increasingly blaming AI ...

Coinbase CEO said he fired some employees who didn't provide a good reason for failing to onboard AI tools at work.Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images Some Coinbase employees recently ...

Ty Roush is a breaking news reporter based in New York City. Coinbase will lay off roughly 14% of its global workforce, chief executive Brian Armstrong announced on Tuesday, becoming the latest firm ...

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Last week, Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN) told customers about a security breach in which criminals accessed personal data from around 1% of its monthly transacting users. The popular cryptocurrency exchange ...