HubSpot and Uber Report Information Technology Job Cuts

HubSpot and Uber Report Information Technology Job Cuts

HubSpot and Uber were among companies reporting Information Technology layoffs during the October 9–10, 2026 period, with additional small reductions tied to Betfair-related entities. Combined filings and company disclosures account for 1,025 job cuts across the sector.

Reported layoffs

• HubSpot announced reductions affecting 660 positions in Cambridge, Massachusetts, according to coverage by CBS News, CTech and CMSWire. The company said on October 6 that the cuts — about 7% of its workforce — are part of a restructuring to flatten management layers and reorganize teams around customer outcomes rather than separate product "Hubs." HubSpot expects to record $65 million to $75 million in charges, mainly severance and benefits, with most costs hitting fiscal Q4 2026, and said role eliminations should be substantially complete by the end of fiscal Q1 2027. The company maintained its revenue and adjusted earnings guidance, and its announcement included a statement from CEO Yamini Rangan that the reductions were not driven by AI-related efficiencies; the company also reported that its Breeze Customer Agent had been resolving a majority of customer service conversations (reported at 72% by August 2026). (CBS News; CTech; CMSWire)

• Uber Technologies, Inc. reported workforce reductions affecting 363 employees in a WARN filing with state regulators. The filing provides the employee count associated with the filing. (a WARN filing with state regulators)

• ODS Technologies LP and Betfair Interactive US LLC filed a WARN notice indicating cuts impacting 2 employees, per a filing with state regulators. (a WARN filing with state regulators)

Summary

Combined notices and disclosures for October 9–10, 2026 show Information Technology layoffs affecting 1,025 employees across three records: HubSpot (660), Uber Technologies, Inc. (363), and ODS Technologies LP and Betfair Interactive US LLC (2). The facts above are drawn from company announcements and WARN notices cited inline.

These reports include WARN notices filed with state regulators and public reporting by CBS News, CTech and CMSWire documenting the timing, locations, and estimated employee counts for the reported job cuts.