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Apple is cutting back on hiring for some divisions after selling less iPhones than expected during the holidays, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
In a meeting with employees, CEO Tim Cook reportedly said the company hadn't determined which divisions would slow hiring. He said the company's artificial intelligence team would continue to add workers at a quick pace.
During its most recent fiscal year, Apple added 9,000 workers, bringing its total to 132,000.
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