Oracle Cuts 3,000 Jobs in India; The Trade Desk Cuts 575 Roles

Lede

Two Information Technology employers with recent public disclosures were tied to workforce reductions in filings and media reports reviewed for the September 21–22, 2026 period. Oracle Corporation disclosed cuts of 3,000 positions in India, and The Trade Desk reported eliminating approximately 575 roles globally.

Reported layoffs

• Oracle Corporation — India: According to reports cited by MSN, Storyboard18, and Seeking Alpha, Oracle Corporation cut 3,000 jobs in India as part of a round of reductions described in those articles. The reporting noted the company’s severance arrangements emerging after the India-focused cuts; no specific departments or exact termination dates were provided in the accounts.

• The Trade Desk — Global: Coverage by ADWEEK, Business Insider, and PPC Land reported that The Trade Desk reduced its workforce by roughly 575 positions, described as about 15% of staff in those articles. The company disclosed that the reductions would generate charges in the range of $39 million to $51 million hitting the third quarter, and framed the cuts as part of cost-discipline measures following a disappointing second quarter and lowered guidance, per the reporting.

Timing and sources

Both matters were summarized in the present review for the September 21–22, 2026 layoff aggregation. The Oracle India cuts were documented in the cited media reports; The Trade Desk’s reduction and associated charge estimates were reported by the named outlets for early September and referenced here per those publications.

Closing

Reported Information Technology layoffs in this update total 3,575 employees across the two disclosed actions, with details drawn from the media reports and company disclosures listed above. Each entry in this summary cites the publications that reported the specific facts used.