Alibaba’s South China Morning Post said to cut 4% of workers


HONG KONG (Bloomberg): The South China Morning Post, the Hong Kong newspaper owned by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, is cutting 4% of staff in a reorganisation of divisions including product, technology and subscriptions.

The reorganisation will take effect from April 12, SCMP Chief Executive Officer Gary Liu said in a memo to staff seen by Bloomberg News

The editorial side of the business isn’t mentioned in the memo. An SCMP representative didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

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