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Epic Games lays off 1,000 employees, citing dip in ‘Fortnite’ popularity

Amid gaming industry woes and a lack of “Fortnite” popularity, Epic Games is cutting costs and laying off 1,000 staffers.

Cerys Davies, Samantha Masunaga
Author: Cerys Davies, Samantha Masunaga

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