Microsoft plans to lay off around 6,000 workers from its workforce in a move to increase efficiency. These layoffs will reportedly impact individuals across teams and around the world.

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.

When Microsoft bought Skype in 2011 for $8.5 billion after outbidding Google and Facebook — its largest deal at the time — the service had around 150 million monthly users; by 2020, that ...

Microsoft is laying off 3% of its workforce, or roughly 7,000 employees, CNBC reported on Tuesday, as the technology giant looks to rein in costs while funneling billions of dollars into its ...

Microsoft has begun laying off nearly 3 percent of its total workforce — or about 6,000 employees — its second round of cuts this year.

Microsoft is no longer offering Skype and is helping its users make the transition to Teams as the service officially retires on May 5, 2025. Fox Business Personal Finance ...

According to Business Insider, Copilot, which Microsoft claims is being used by nearly 70% of Fortune 500 companies, is proving to be inefficient, costly, and insecure for many organizations.

Microsoft is trying to simplify AI sales, according to slides from an internal presentation. The current approach slowed sales, confused customers, and affected cost and quality, insiders say.

Microsoft's annual Work Trend Index report is here and, unsurprisingly, AI is the hot topic in the 2025 edition. The big takeaway: 1 in 3 business leaders say that they are considering layoffs as ...

Microsoft MSFT.O on Wednesday forecast disappointing growth in its cloud computing business, sending its shares down more than 5% as investors worry about big spending, elusive artificial ...

Business Tech News #1 – Microsoft on how custom AI offers your business better answers, lower costs, faster innovation. Microsoft is emphasizing the benefits of custom AI solutions for ...

Revenue for each of Microsoft’s key units surpassed the guidance the company issued in January. Photo: Jimin Kim/Sipa USA/AP Microsoft MSFT 1.58 % increase; green up pointing triangle needed a win.