Microsoft is cutting over 6,000 jobs — 3% of its global workforce — in its biggest round of layoffs since 2023. While still ...

Layoffs are once again casting a shadow over Microsoft’s Redmond headquarters. The company has confirmed it’s letting go of 3 ...

Big Tech has been spending heavily on AI as they see the new technology as a major growth engine, while slashing costs ...

The woman working with Microsoft for seven years said in a LinkedIn post that she plans to take the next few days to think ...

A wave of AI-driven layoffs is sweeping through the tech industry, with several high-profile companies announcing job cuts in ...

In a statement, Microsoft said that it continues to implement changes 'necessary to best position the company for success'.

Microsoft will reduce its workforce by 3%. This affects about 7,000 employees globally. The company aims to streamline ...

Microsoft is laying off about 6,000 employees, or 3% of its workforce, to streamline operations and reduce management layers.

The move is expected to affect thousands of employees, based on the company’s reported headcount of 228,000 as of June.

Microsoft has announced the layoff of about 6000 employees, which is almost 3% of the company's entire team. And they can ...

Cuts to affect 6000 staff across departments including LinkedIn, Xbox as AI drives organisational restructuring ...

Microsoft is still in strong financial shape and reported a 25.8 billion dollars net income for the quarter ending in April ...