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Lucid lays off 1,500 workers in second big cut of the year

The cuts and redundancies are part of a plan to "simplify the company," the CEO says.

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What happened

According to Ars Technica’s source item, Lucid lays off 1,500 workers in second big cut of the year, The cuts and redundancies are part of a plan to “simplify the company,” the CEO says.

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