Sixty-nine employees are slated to lose their jobs at Fairfield-headquartered Jelly Belly, according to a WARN notice. Jelly Belly’s parent company, Ferrara Candy Company, is closing its “corporate-commercial operations,” located at One Jelly Belly Lane, 2400 N. Watney Way, 2500 N. Watney Way, and 2385 N. Watney Way.

Corning Inc. will cease operations at a 780,000-square-foot distribution center in Eastern North Carolina, outsourcing its functions as the company expands other facilities in the state. The move will result in the layoff of 123 workers.

LPL Financial Holdings Inc. is the latest financial advice company to lay off employees in an era when artificial intelligence software is replacing back office jobs, with the firm cutting about 3% of its 10,100 person workforce. LPL Financial is the largest broker-dealer in the industry by headcount, working with more than 30,000 financial advisors.

Walgreens is laying off 159 employees as part of the closure of its Houston Distribution Center, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act notice. The notice says the layoffs will begin on or around June 1 in Houston, Texas.

A logistics company filed notice with the state Thursday that it will lay off 185 workers in Memphis. GXO told officials the layoffs will occur between April 3 and May 31. The company operates a Memphis facility on Logistics Drive, off Lamar Avenue near the Tennessee state line. According to GXO’s website, it employs about 150,000 people across 1,000 warehouses.

The company filed a WARN notice with California officials on Feb. 12, citing "lack of new business and loss of capital funding" as reasons for potential layoffs. Harbinger Production, a modular homebuilder that has erected sizable apartment buildings around the Bay Area, is now at a crossroads. Funding issues and a production gap mean Harbinger just had to threaten its 290 employees with layoffs.

Lucid Motors, the Bay Area upstart fighting to compete in the famously difficult electric vehicle business, is laying off hundreds of workers amid its long grind toward profitability. The luxury carmaker announced a 12% cut to its United States workforce.

Block Inc. (Square) announced this month that 4,000 of the company’s 11,000 employees would be laid off in the coming weeks.