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During an interview with CNBC, DA Davidson’s Gil Luria said that every dollar of Microsoft's investment is going toward funding its AI efforts and data centers.
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Microsoft (MSFT) plans to lay off about 4,800 employees amid an evolving industry backdrop, as its X

<body><p>STORY: Microsoft is cutting more than 2% of its workforce, or roughly 4,800 jobs, joining other tech titans in a wave of layoffs as they shift investments to AI infrastructure.</p><p>:: Microsoft</p><p>In a memo to employees, Microsoft's Chief People Officer said the roles being eliminated won't be replaced by AI, but are part of a broader effort to realign resources as AI changes how the company works.</p><p>Booming AI demand has powered growth at Microsoft's Azure cloud-computing business, which was the exclusive seller of OpenAI's models until April.</p><p>But the mounting cost of building data centers to run those services is squeezing the company's cash flows.</p><p>To help offset that, Microsoft is restructuring parts of its lagging gaming unit, described by its division head last month as needing a "reset" as profit margins have dropped.</p><p>A report in The Information last month said the company is considering a potential spinoff of its Xbox unit, or restructuring it as a wholly owned subsidiary.</p><p>Big Tech's historic AI outlays, set to top $700 billion this year, are putting pressure on companies across the sector to show returns on AI and offset the rising costs of rolling it out across their businesses.</p><p>Amazon and Meta Platforms have also laid off thousands of employees this year.</p><p>:: Microsoft</p><p>Microsoft announced the cuts on Monday following a nearly 23% slump in its shares in the first six months of 2026, their worst first-half performance since 2022.</p><p>Shares fell further on Monday, dropping more than two percent at one point in morning trading.</p></body>
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About 3,200 gaming jobs are set to be cut at Xbox over the coming fiscal year.View on euronews
The company is reducing costs while reshaping its gaming business.
Microsoft moves to slash costs as the video game industry faces what the tech giant calls the "most severe hardware crisis in its history."
By Aditya Soni and Akash Sriram July 6 (Reuters) - Microsoft said on Monday it would cut 4,800 jobs, or about 2.1% of its global workforce, overhauling its Xbox gaming business and divesting up to
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Microsoft cut around 4,800 roles, or 2.1% of its global workforce, on Monday — the latest in a series of layoffs that’s stoking fears of AI replacing jobs. The layoffs will hit Xbox and commercial sales the hardest.
Microsoft said on Monday it is cutting about 2.1% of its workforce, or roughly 4,800 jobs, as the Windows maker restructures parts of its commercial and Xbox businesses, joining other tech giants in a wave of layoffs as companies shift investment toward AI infrastructure. The cuts highlight deepening concern among investors and economists that AI adoption will upend established industries, with job losses already emerging in sectors most exposed to automation.
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Microsoft (MSFT) announced that it plans to cut 3,200 jobs in its Xbox gaming division, with Xbox CEO Asha Sharma commenting on the business' margins in her latest memo to employees.

Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs, including 3,200 in its Xbox division.

Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs, including 3,200 in its Xbox division.
New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is calling it "the most significant restructure in Xbox history."
Microsoft said Monday it was eliminating about 4,800 jobs -- roughly two percent of its global workforce -- in a cost-cutting move that will deliver a sweeping restructuring of its struggling Xbox gaming division.The cuts include the deepest overhaul in Xbox's history, with approximately 3,200 gaming jobs to be shed over the coming fiscal year, four game studios being spun off or sold, and a fifth entering a review process that could lead to closure, the company said.
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares fell after the software giant said it would cut around 4,800 jobs, or 2.1% of its global workforce, as it restructures to focus on its biggest growth priorities. The stock was down 1.7% at $383.84 in late morning trading. In a memo to staff, chief people...
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Investing.com -- Wolfe Research revealed in a note on Monday that it has cut its price target on Microsoft to $525 from $570, pointing to surging memory prices that have forced the firm to raise its fiscal 2027 capital expenditure estimate to $270 billion from $230 billion, while maintaining its Outperform rating.
Investing.com -- Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced Monday it is eliminating approximately 4,800 positions—about 2.1% of its global workforce—as the tech giant shifts resources toward high-priority growth areas. In an internal memo to staff, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer Amy Coleman contextualized the restructuring around a rapidly evolving tech landscape. “Our business is changing because the world around it is changing,” Coleman wrote. “Companies don’t get to choose wh