Microsoft has eliminated approximately 15,000 roles since May. The company’s CEO said layoffs are the “enigma of success.” ...

According to Microsoft's website, the company employs about 228,000 workers around the world, including 126,000 in the United States as of June 2024. The reported layoffs would leave more than ...

Microsoft also spent around $9.7 billion on stock buybacks and dividends ahead of the recent mass layoffs, but Nadella says ...

Microsoft has laid off over 15,000 employees this year, but CEO Satya Nadella says headcount "is relatively unchanged" as the ...

Microsoft's previous rounds of layoffs Microsoft announced in May that it would lay off around 3% of its entire workforce, with CNBC and The Verge reporting the decision would affect roughly 6,000 ...

Microsoft will lay off thousands of workers in the second round of job cuts in recent months. The layoffs, first reported by The Seattle Times, will lead to a less than 4% reduction in Microsoft ...

The layoffs will likely impact roughly 7,000 jobs across all divisions and locations of Microsoft’s global business, the tech giant said. The company, led by CEO Satya Nadella, had 228,000 ...

Microsoft's job cuts have been frequent and often unexpected and severe. But this follows a historical pattern of layoffs at the company going back many years, so perhaps we shouldn't be surprised.

Microsoft began laying off nearly 3% of its entire workforce Tuesday, its largest mass layoff in more than two years. The tech giant didn’t disclose the total amount of lost jobs but it will ...

Microsoft announced it will lay off thousands of employees globally, including staff in its gaming and Xbox divisions. The cuts affect less than 4% of the company’s roughly 228,000-person workforce.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella didn’t send a company-wide memo when the software maker laid off as many as 9,000 employees ...

Microsoft finds itself under the spotlight not for job cuts or corporate strategy, but for how much it pays its workforce.