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Business · 24 July 2026
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About 25 of the affected roles belong to the UK marketing team at the London-based company, which employs 800 people. The tech business, created by former OnePlus executive Carl Pei, hired staff too quickly and now wants to shrink its workforce. Certain product marketing tasks will also move out of Britain and shift over to workers in India.
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