Microsoft’s latest job cuts reflect an industry-wide pivot as tech giants double down on AI and streamline operations.

Despite a steady labor market, many U.S. companies are under pressure to reduce costs because of global uncertainty linked to ...

AI tools are reducing the need for new hires, especially in engineering, marketing, and customer service. The headlines say ...

Microsoft has quietly laid off thousands of workers. Some think they have been replaced by AI and this is the start of a wave ...

Software engineers, product managers, technical program managers, product marketers, and legal staff were most impacted by ...

Microsoft cut 300+ more jobs after last month’s 6,000 layoffs, focusing heavily on software engineers. Tech companies are ...

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

Microsoft laid off more than 6,000 workers this month, and now it's adding more than 300 from the Washington office.

The report paints a stark picture, with at least 90,471 employees laid off from tech companies. The US leads the way, with ...

Google extended buyout offers to more employees this week, marking the latest move by Big Tech firms to lower headcounts. It ...