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Microsoft has started its culling of managers and noncoders, with about 6,000 cuts planned
The cuts aim to reduce middle managers and increase coders versus noncoders, as BI earlier reported.
Microsoft lays off Bay Area engineers after CEO says up to 30% of code is by AI
Microsoft is laying off thousands of workers, including 122 in the Bay Area. One laid-off director wrote that one isn't safe ...
Microsoft's second biggest job cuts: Coders, managers, and others who are being asked to leave
Microsoft's recent layoffs disproportionately affected software engineers, with over 40% of Washington state cuts hitting ...
Microsoft cuts nearly 3% of global workforce, about 6,000 jobs, in latest push for efficiency
Microsoft began laying off thousands of employees, targeting less than 3% of its global workforce in a move to streamline ...
U.S.-based Microsoft to ax roughly 6,000 jobs in global workforce
Microsoft says nearly 3%, or more than 6,000 in its workforce, is being cut as other tech giants have recently acted ...
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Microsoft Layoffs 2025: 10000 job cuts in 2023, now 6000 more employees to get pink slips – 2nd biggest firing!
The latest round of job cuts, the second biggest layoffs after 2023, will affect employees across all levels, teams, and ...
BI Weekend: Boeing Deal, Microsoft Job Cuts, US Drug Prices
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Microsoft will lay off nearly 6,000 employees in push for efficiency
Technology giant Microsoft has plans to trim its headcount by 3% through layoffs. CNBC first reported on the move.
From Microsoft to Match, tech layoffs surge in May 2025: How much is AI to blame?
In comparison, 2024 saw around 1,50,000 job cuts across 549 companies. In May 2025, big tech companies Amazon, Google, and ...
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Hundreds of tech, biotech, oil, school workers lose Bay Area jobs
Several hundred job cuts will affect Bay Area workers in the tech, biotech, energy and school sectors, according to official state filings. Microsoft, Chevron, 10x Genomics, 23andMe, NetApp, NGM ...