Microsoft has fired four employees, including Nisreen Jardat and Julius Shan, after a sit-in protest at President Brad Smith's office. The protest, organized by No Azure for Apartheid, demanded ...

Microsoft is weighing disciplinary measures for employees who occupied President Brad Smith’s office on Tuesday in protest of the company’s relationship with the Israeli government during its war in ...

Microsoft has fired four employees who participated in a protest on company premises over the firm's alleged links to Israel. Anna Hattle and Riki Fameli received voicemails informing them that they ...

Microsoft on Thursday fired two additional employees after firing two others a day prior, following a break-in at the office of its vice chair and company president, Brad Smith, earlier this week, as ...

Two Microsoft employees have reportedly been fired after breaking into the company's president's office as part of a protest against the Israeli military’s alleged use of Microsoft's software. Police ...

Department of Government Efficiency members stored a copy of a massive Social Security Administration database in a “vulnerable” custom cloud environment, putting more than 300 million people’s ...

Microsoft has reportedly asked the FBI and local police to help track and contain a wave of Gaza-related protests by its own employees — who over the weekend showed up on kayaks in front of the ...

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The easiest and quickest method to make a roadmap is to use a pre-designed template available from Microsoft. You can find some roadmap templates in the PowerPoint’s online library that you can import ...

Current and former Microsoft employees performed a sit-in protest inside vice chair and president Brad Smith’s office. Current and former Microsoft employees performed a sit-in protest inside vice ...

Sensitive information about every Intel employee was reportedly available to anyone able to exploit weaknesses in the firm’s internal sites, an expert has claimed. Security researcher Eaton Z, who ...