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Microsoft to cut jobs in a number of engineering divisions this week as layoffs go deeper - Vimarsana News

Microsoft to cut jobs in a number of engineering divisions this week as layoffs go deeper

Microsoft Corp. plans to cut jobs in a number of engineering divisions today, according to a person familiar with the matter, joining the ranks of technology giants that are scaling back as the industry prepares for a prolonged slump in demand.

Microsoft plans 10,000 job cuts, to take $1.2 billion charge - Vimarsana News

Microsoft plans 10,000 job cuts, to take $1.2 billion charge

Microsoft said the layoffs come as the software giant sees customers exercise caution, with some parts of the world in recession and others heading toward one.

Source: afr.com
Microsoft plans to buy stake in and partner with London Stock Exchange - Vimarsana News

Microsoft plans to buy stake in and partner with London Stock Exchange

The U.K. exchange will spend at least $2.8 billion on cloud services from the tech giant over the next decade.

Microsoft Q1 results likely to show continued PC weakness, but cloud strength: Wedbush - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Q1 results likely to show continued PC weakness, but cloud strength: Wedbush

Microsoft (MSFT) is slated to report fiscal first-quarter results after the close on Tuesday and while a lot of attention will be paid to its Azure cloud growth, investors will also...

At DuSable Museum, Microsoft Research Event Highlights Air Pollution Sensors - Vimarsana News

At DuSable Museum, Microsoft Research Event Highlights Air Pollution Sensors

Microsoft’s research division has worked with University of Chicago students and scientists to establish Project Eclipse, a low-cost network of more than 100 air pollution sensors, across Chicago.