Samsung Electronics America is cutting hundreds of jobs in the United States in connection with a headquarters move from New Jersey to Texas, according to multiple reports. NDTV and Times of India say the cuts affect roles within Samsung’s US mobile, display, and consumer electronics operations, with the company describing the changes as part of workforce structure adjustments and alignment with business priorities. Times of India adds that Samsung states it is not conducting a broad global restructuring in its consumer products. New York Post reports that Samsung’s statement to Reuters says 739 positions in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, are affected. Across the outlets, Samsung says many impacted employees are offered relocation options or packages ahead of the headquarters shift, while some employees face layoffs. The move is framed as a relocation plan rather than a company-wide operational shutdown. The reports collectively indicate Samsung continues to communicate the employment changes as tied to the headquarters transition and organizational restructuring within its US consumer-focused businesses.