Google Cuts HCLTech Outsourcing Deal by $50M, Redeploys 1,000 Staff

Google decided to cut the amount of work it gives to a company called HCLTech.

The contract used to be worth about $200 million a year, but now it will be $150 million.

This means HCLTech will lose about $50 million in money, which is a small part of its total earnings.

About 1,000 workers who were doing Google projects will be moved to other jobs at HCLTech.

The change shows that big companies are using fewer outside helpers and are using new computer tools to do more work themselves.