by CIO Staff

Lenovo to Cut 5 Percent of Staff

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Mar 16, 20061 min
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On Thursday, computer giant Lenovo said it would cut 5 percent of its staff, or 1,000 positions, as part of a restructuring plan that will cost the company some $100 million in charges, Reuters reports.

The restructure will merge the company’s global sales and back office support functions, according to Reuters, and Lenovo expects annual savings of roughly $250 million as a result.

The company’s global supply chain will also be shifted to locations that are closer to manufacturers and suppliers, and its headquarters will move from Purchase, N.Y., to Raleigh, N.C.

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