Wall Street ranks Cisco #3 among companies cutting most jobs in 2014

"Cisco has eliminated nearly 26,000 jobs since the start of 2009."

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"Challenger Gray & Christmas provided 24/7 Wall St. with all job cut announcements affecting at least 500 positions through 2015.

"24/7 Wall St. combined the planned cuts by company to identify the companies that announced the most job cuts last year. We only considered publicly traded American companies.

These are the 10 companies cutting the most jobs

Cisco ranked #3.

"Cisco has eliminated nearly 26,000 jobs since the start of 2009."

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