Vice Media said it was restructuring its global news operation, including shutting down its Vice News Tonight broadcast, as the embattled media company looks to sell itself
Vice Media said it was restructuring its global news operation, including shutting down its Vice News Tonight broadcast, as the embattled media companyThe company
expects to cut more than 100 jobs as part of the broader reorganization, according to a person familiar with the matter. Vice has around 1,500 employees, another person said.
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