Tech News : Microsoft is set to eliminate 9,000 positions globally, marking its second major layoff this year as it restructures and reduces management layers. Th ...

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Microsoft reportedly set for another round of job cuts Next move could see 6,000 cut from the company's Gaming division The cuts make up less than 4% of Microsoft's global headcount Microsoft is ...

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These job cuts, affecting 4% of the workforce, follow a previous round of layoffs in May, which hit 6,000 employees as well as a reported 300 further cuts in June ...

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About 9,000 jobs are to be shed by Microsoft in its latest round of layoffs as the company looks to adopt more AI and streamline management and sales. In May the technology company signalled it was ...

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'Biggest' Microsoft Layoff Hits 9,000 Jobs: Xbox Division and Anticipated Games Affected Xbox Game Studios lost around 2,000 workers, with entire studios like The Initiative shut down and ...

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