Wall Street Breakfast January 20: Alphabet To Cut 12,000 Jobs Worldwide

Alphabet (GOOG) (GOOGL) to cut 12,000 jobs worldwide. Netflix (NFLX) earnings: Stock gains as subs, revenues clear expectations bar. T-Mobile (TMUS) investigates 37M customer account data breach. DCG’s crypto lending subsidiary Genesis files for bankruptcy protection in New York. Our links:Wall Street Breakfast: seekingalpha.com/wsbSeeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast brings the top news to investors every morning. Released by 8:00am ET, it's all the news you need to know for your market day.Seeking Alpha Premium: https://seekingalpha.com/premium/getting-startedA comprehensive set of features and analysis that helps take the guesswork out of your investing decisions. Get the bottom-line on any stock or ETF with our Premium tools.Alpha Picks: https://seekingalpha.com/alpha-picks/subscribeAlpha Picks gives you two top stock picks each month, sifted from Seeking Alpha’s analysis of thousands of stocks. We do the work. You reap the rewards.Twitter: https://twitter.com/WallStBreakfastShow links:Wayfair is reportedly laying off 1K workers as pandemic boom reversesBoeing ordered to hear felony charge related to 737 Max crashesCapital One Financial lays off over 1K tech employeesConcert Pharmaceuticals (CNCE)Ally Financial (ALLY)Regions Financial (RF)