Pluralsight, one of Utah’s highest profile tech businesses, said it laid off 20% of its global workforce Monday, becoming the latest Silicon Slopes company valued at more than $1 billion to downsize.

Pluralsight, the leading technology skills development company, today released its 2026 Tech Forecast, offering a data-driven look at the trends shaping the year ahead. Drawing on select insights from ...

Pluralsight will pay $20 million to a group of early investors to settle claims the Utah tech giant misrepresented its ...

Despite 95% of Executives Saying that Building a Culture of Learning is a Priority at Their Organization, Practitioners Claim It Hasn't Been Enough For the fourth consecutive year, the most cited ...

Pluralsight is reinventing itself — again. The digital training platform for tech skills laid off roughly 17% of its global staff Tuesday, a spokesperson confirmed. The “resizing,” as many impacted ...

DRAPER — Utah-borne online education company Pluralsight on Thursday announced it is laying off 17% of its global workforce and moving its corporate headquarters from Utah to Westlake, Texas. "Over ...

Pluralsight, a Utah tech “unicorn” that laid off 400 staffers earlier this month citing a “challenging economic climate,” has told employees that some of those jobs were moving to India — and that the ...

AustralianSuper, the country’s largest pension, has written down its investment in US education software firm Pluralsight Inc. after private credit lenders agreed to take ownership of the company.

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