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Microsoft planning 2.5% cut in workforce

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Microsoft plans thousands of job cuts, impacting less than 2.5% of workforce
Microsoft is planning to announce job cuts soon as the tech giant continues efforts to control costs, according to people familiar with the situation.

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Microsoft set for new round of job cuts next week, spanning Xbox, sales and consulting
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Microsoft to cut under 2.5% of workforce in latest layoffs, Business Insider reports
 · 14h
Microsoft layoffs 2026: cuts hitting sales, consulting, and Xbox
Microsoft is planning to cut thousands of jobs across its sales, consulting, and Xbox gaming divisions, according to Business Insider.

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Microsoft Stock Rises. A New Round of Layoffs Could Be Coming
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Microsoft is reportedly planning thousands of layoffs as it spends on AI
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Microsoft reportedly plans thousands of layoffs

Microsoft reportedly plans thousands of layoffs as the tech giant manages costs while spending heavily on AI infrastructure and cloud growth
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Microsoft Reportedly Plans Thousands of Layoffs Amid Cost-Cutting Push

Microsoft is reportedly preparing thousands of job cuts as AI spending rises, with sales, consulting, and Xbox among the areas expected to be affected.
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Microsoft to slash thousands of jobs as AI spending concerns fuel third major layoff round in a year: report

Microsoft is reportedly planning yet another round of layoffs that will slash thousands of roles next week in an effort to cut costs, as concerns about out-of-control AI spending mount. Less than 2.5% of the company’s 220,
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