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Microsoft Is Laying Off 3% of Its Workforce

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Microsoft layoffs hit its Silicon Valley workforce

The technology company, headquartered in Washington, is cutting 122 workers in Silicon Valley. The layoffs heavily affected software engineering roles.

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Microsoft Is Laying Off 3% of Its Workforce Despite Strong Financials

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Microsoft to lay off 3% of workforce, impacting thousands of workers: Reports

Why is Microsoft, the world’s most valuable company, cutting workers?

Microsoft is laying off more than 6,000 employees in an effort to streamline its corporate ranks.

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Microsoft to lay off about 3% of its workforce

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Microsoft lays off about 3% of its workforce during ‘day with a lot of tears’

Microsoft lays off 6,000 employees

The planned layoffs make up under 3% of the total staff, a spokesperson told Bloomberg.

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Microsoft lays off 6,000 workers as tech giant spends on AI

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Microsoft to lay off 6,000 workers, 3% of staff, in new restructuring initiative

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Microsoft to lay off 3% of global workforce — roughly 7K jobs — in shift to develop AI

Microsoft is cutting roughly 3% of its global workforce as the company shifts more resources toward the race to develop advanced artificial intelligence, the company confirmed on Tuesday.

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Is AI behind Microsoft’s 6,000 workforce shakeup?

Microsoft announces layoffs affecting 3% of its workforce while investing over $80 billion in AI infrastructure

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US applications for jobless benefits hold firm as layoffs remain low despite tariff uncertainty

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. applications for jobless benefits held steady last week as layoffs remain low despite uncertainty over how President Donald Trump’s tariffs will impact the economy.

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Microsoft is laying off about 3% of its workforce

Microsoft, based in Redmond, Washington, said the layoffs will be across all levels and geographies but the cuts will focus on reducing the number of managers.