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Microsoft 6,400 jobs will be cut, half of which will result from the restructuring of the Xbox gaming division
Svmuu News: Market Report: Microsoft (MSFT.O) will lay off 6,400 employees, half of whom are part of a restructuring of the Xbox gaming division. The layoffs represent approximately 2.8% of the compan
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Microsoft 6,400 jobs will be cut, half of which will result from the restructuring of the Xbox gaming division
Svmuu News: Market Report: Microsoft (MSFT.O) will lay off 6,400 employees, half of whom are part of a restructuring of the Xbox gaming division. The layoffs represent approximately 2.8% of the compan
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