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The planned reductions would affect less than 2.5% of Microsoft’s workforce and are reported to target sales, consulting and Xbox.
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The company is preparing a new set of job reductions, with an overall scale expected to be smaller than the layoffs it carried out in the previous year, a media report says.
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The new platform, announced June 30, aims to automate how consumer goods companies manage sales deductions tied to revenue leakage and cash-flow pressure, with Microsoft Azure as its cloud foundation.
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The Microsoft partner recognition points to CallTower’s focus on helping organizations deploy and run Teams-based calling, a software and services area Microsoft has positioned as part of its broader Modern Work push.
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A market post pointed to possible next-week reductions affecting about 5,700 roles, a catalyst traders linked to an overnight rise in Microsoft’s stock while retail sentiment stayed upbeat.
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A recent market note argues Microsoft’s cloud and artificial intelligence businesses remain key supports even as the stock trades close to its lowest level over the past year.
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Business Insider, via Yahoo Finance, cites unnamed sources saying Microsoft could announce a new round of job cuts next week, targeting under 2.5% of its workforce.
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A market report says Microsoft will increase Xbox console pricing starting Aug. 1 by $100 or more and will discontinue its 2TB Xbox model.
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A widely followed stock research round-up points to accelerating AI momentum at Microsoft, alongside ongoing constraints in cloud capacity and intensifying competition in enterprise software and cloud services.
