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Microsoft To Cut 10000 Jobs As Spending Slows File photo dated December 15, 2012 of the Microsoft France headquarters in Paris, France. Microsoft will cut 10,000 jobs in the latest round of staff redundancies to hit the tech industry. It will affect up to 5 % of its global workforce and cost the business $ 1.2bn in severance and reorganisation costs. Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella said that while customer spending had grown during Covid, more people were now choosing to exercise caution . He said the firm would continue to hire in key areas. Photo by Audrey Poree ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France

Microsoft To Cut 10000 Jobs As Spending Slows File photo dated December 15, 2012 of the Microsoft France headquarters in Paris, France. Microsoft will cut 10,000 jobs in the latest round of staff redundancies to hit the tech industry. It will affect up to 5 % of its global workforce and cost the business $ 1.2bn in severance and reorganisation costs. Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella said that while customer spending had grown during Covid, more people were now choosing to exercise caution . He said the firm would continue to hire in key areas. Photo by Audrey Poree ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France

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Microsoft To Cut 10000 Jobs As Spending Slows File photo dated December 15, 2012 of the Microsoft France headquarters in Paris, France. Microsoft will cut 10,000 jobs in the latest round of staff redundancies to hit the tech industry. It will affect up to 5 % of its global workforce and cost the business $ 1.2bn in severance and reorganisation costs. Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella said that while customer spending had grown during Covid, more people were now choosing to exercise caution . He said the firm would continue to hire in key areas. Photo by Audrey Poree ABACAPRESS.COM Paris France

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