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Goldman planning to reduce workforce by 4,000

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Goldman Sachs is reportedly considering laying off as many as 4,000 employees or 8% of its workforce in early 2023, more than double the number of people the company usually releases in a year.

According to a report published on Friday by news agency Semafor, the bank's decision comes as it struggles to meet earnings targets - similarly to other major investment banks in the United States such as Citigroup and Barclays.

In its third-quarter earnings results, Goldman revealed its net income and earnings per share plunged more than 40%.

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