BuzzFeed sells Complex for $108.6 million, will lay off some staff
- BuzzFeed Inc. sold off Complex to NTWRK, resulting in a significant stock increase.
- The sale includes $108.6 million in cash and plans to lay off 16% of the workforce, saving $23 million annually.
- CEO Jonah Peretti highlighted the sale as a strategic move to enhance profitability and innovation.
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Buzzfeed slashes 16% of its workforce, sells Complex
HuffPost parent company Buzzfeed said Wednesday that it is slashing 16% of its workforce — the latest in a wave of layoffs by financially-strapped media companies — and will sell music and culture-focused site Complex The digital media company — once an advertising revenue juggernaut — said the cuts are “designed to reduce centralized costs...
BuzzFeed sells Complex for $108.6 million, will lay off some staff
BuzzFeed has sold Complex Networks to NTWRK, a livestreaming video commerce platform, at a significantly discounted price tag, and it will cut another 16 percent of its remaining staff, the company announced Wednesday. The $108.6 million all-cash deal comes just more than two years since BuzzFeed acquired pop culture media startup Complex in December 2021…
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