Microsoft announced that it has drastically decreased its global workforce by laying off approximately 6,000 workers, or 3% of its workforce. This represents Mi

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Microsoft is cutting over 6,000 jobs — 3% of its global workforce — in its biggest round of layoffs since 2023. While still financially strong, the tech giant is streamlining operations and reshaping its performance policies,