Now, documents seen by Bloomberg suggest that about one-third of the total roles cut were at Microsoft HQ in Redmond, Washington, and of the roughly 2,000 layoffs there, the most

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) stock does not “deserve the valuations” at which it’s currently trading, prominent investor Steve Weiss said yesterday on CNBC. A frequent guest on CNBC, Weiss is the Chief Investment Officer and Managing Partner of Short Hills Capital Partners.

Microsoft announced Tuesday it will lay off 6,000 employees — about 3% of its workforce — as part of a broader strategy to prioritize artificial intelligence and improve overall performance.

Proofpoint says the planned $1 billion acquisition of Hornetsecurity, which focuses on Microsoft 365 security and data protection, significantly expands its security capabilities for MSP partners and SMB customers.

Microsoft is laying off 3% of its employees worldwide, with job cuts reportedly targeting layers of management.

CNBC’s Kate Rooney got exclusive access to Amazon’s quantum computing lab and explores how the tech giant plans to catch up to Google and Microsoft.

A reset of the contract, drafted when Microsoft invested an initial $1 billion in OpenAI six years ago, is crucial to a restructuring of the startup in which Microsoft has poured billions more since,