Microsoft Corp. cut hundreds more jobs just weeks after its largest layoff in years, underscoring the tech industry’s efforts ...

Microsoft is cutting 305 more jobs in Redmond, bringing recent Washington state layoffs to nearly 2,300. It’s unclear if the ...

This follows a trend of workforce reductions at the company. Last year, Microsoft axed roles in its Azure cloud division and then announced a big 10,000-job cull. Yet these efforts echo similar ...

A spokesperson for Microsoft confirmed it has plans for job cuts in a statement to FOX Business, saying the company continues to "implement organizational changes necessary to best position the ...

Microsoft is cutting a small percentage of jobs across departments, based on performance, the company confirmed to CNBC on Wednesday. “At Microsoft we focus on high-performance talent,” a ...

The reported layoffs would leave more than 6,000 people without jobs. The news marks the latest wave of tech company layoffs in recent years, including several rounds of cuts at Microsoft.

According to CNBC, the cuts will impact less than 1% of the company’s employees. Microsoft, as of last year, had around 228,000 employees, so the job cuts would impact about 2,280 people company ...

Now, just a week into 2025, the company has confirmed further reductions, affecting less than 1% of its workforce, which stood at 228,000 employees six months ago. “At Microsoft we focus on high ...

Editor's Note: This story has been updated with comments from Microsoft. Microsoft Corporation MSFT plans to reduce its workforce, targeting employees not meeting performance expectations.

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