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Informed Constituent (Albany, NY), The, May, 2005 by Ray Feliciano
UNITED KINGDOM -- Computer giant IBM will cut 13,000 jobs worldwide. It employs 100,000 staff in Europe, with about 25,000 of those working in the United Kingdom. Some fear that 2,800 staff at the company's center in Greenock, Scotland, could be lost.
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