Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer isn’t retiring anytime soon. He took over leadership of Microsoft’s Xbox work in 2014.

Phil Spencer's internal memo to Xbox gaming employees has leaked as Microsoft makes devastating cuts and layoffs to worldwide Xbox teams.

More Xbox Layoffs Announced, Phil Spencer Claims They Were Necessary "Our platform, hardware, and game roadmap have never looked stronger," Phil Spencer says.

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They posted on social media platform X that “Phil Spencer will be retiring from his role as CEO of Microsoft Gaming after the launch of the next generation Xbox,” which is expected to launch ...

Gaming Industry Phil Spencer says Microsoft's gaming business has 'never looked stronger' as the company announces yet another round of mass layoffs Gaming Industry Before cancelling ZeniMax's ...

Xbox has responded to rumors claiming Phil Spencer is planning to retire following the launch of Microsoft 's successor to the Xbox Series X, saying in no uncertain terms, "Phil is not retiring ...

Amid news of Microsoft's latest layoffs, a report has claimed Microsoft Gaming and Xbox head Phil Spencer is planning to leave the company. This isn't true, however.

Microsoft has begun a new round of mass layoffs, impacting its gaming division despite Xbox boss Phil Spencer saying that the company's "platform, hardware, and game roadmap have never looked ...

Microsoft says that Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming CEO and the head of Xbox, isn’t retiring “anytime soon.” The company has responded to rumors of Spencer’s retirement, which have spread ...

Phil Spencer won't be retiring from his position at Xbox "anytime soon". Yesterday, Microsoft announced swathes of layoffs across the entire company, including its gaming division.

In June, we reported that Microsoft was planning another major wave of layoffs. This has now been confirmed by Phil Spencer, the head of the gaming division. In an internal message, he said that ...