African business leaders say local manufacturing, digital infrastructure and clean energy investment are key to creating jobs L-R: Hardy Pemhiwa, president and chief executive of Cassava Technologies, in an interview with BBC’s Africa Enterprise programme host Nancy Kacungira. Africa’s economic…
Published October 26, 2026 SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees, the company said on Monday, roughly a quarter of its workforce, as the tech giant seeks to cut costs while pouring money into artificial intelligence. Staff on select…
Updated - October 29, 2026 01:37 pm IST - Chennai The story so far: Microsoft has introduced a voluntary exit offer for eligible employees in India, the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada, as the technology giant expands its artificial intelligence (AI) business and…
The voluntary exit scheme comes as Microsoft pours billions of dollars into AI infrastructure while scaling back its workforce. (Representational Image) According to a Business Insider report, Microsoft believes its internal growth prospects will encourage most eligible employees to continue…
A new Pearson and AWS study finds a confidence gap between educators, learners, and employers, and offers a framework to close it ahead of Malaysia's 2030 AI goals. Here’s the thing about getting a whole country AI-ready: everyone has to agree…
Technology giant Microsoft says its profits for the three months to the end of September jumped to more than $36.6bn (£27.5bn), just days after announcing plans to cut its workforce by more than a quarter. On Monday, the Windows developer said it…
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Microsoft is offering voluntary exit packages to about 60,000 employees as it redirects spending toward AI infrastructure, with eligible workers deciding by early December 2026.
Microsoft boss Satya Nadella Technology giant Microsoft says its profits for the three months to the end of September jumped to more than $36.6bn (£27.5bn), just days after announcing plans to cut its workforce by more than a quarter. On Monday, the…
Microsoft reduced its forecast for capital expenditure, a rare move in an industry that mostly continues to splurge more on huge AI investments. The software giant said capex for the 2026 calendar year will be $170 billion from a previous forecast of…
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