Microsoft Corp.’s recently announced job cuts fell hardest on the people who build the company’s products, showing that even ...

Microsoft said it was flattening management layers. But most of its employees laid off this week were software engineers.

The Redmond-based tech giant didn’t disclose how many employees in total it plans to lay off, but a spokesperson said up to 3 ...

Microsoft, based in Redmond, Washington, said the layoffs will be across all levels and geographies but the cuts will focus on reducing the number of managers.

The technology company, headquartered in Washington, is cutting 122 workers in Silicon Valley. The layoffs heavily affected software engineering roles.

Hard hit was the tech giant’s home state of Washington, where Microsoft informed state officials it was cutting 1,985 workers ...

Jeff Hulse, a Microsoft vice president who oversees roughly 400 software engineers, told the team in recent months to use the ...

Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees including a Director of AI. Many of the roles may have been cut due to growth ...

In Washington state, Microsoft laid off 1,985 workers. A Microsoft spokesperson said the layoffs weren't performance-based but rather part of an overall strategy to streamline the corporate ranks ...