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Microsoft offering buyout to 60,000 employees: Which staff in the US, UK and Canada qualify, benefits and more. Read the full memoMicrosoft is offering voluntary buyouts to eligible employees in the US, UK, Canada and India. Employees have until early December to decid...- Microsoft is offering buyouts to around 60,000 employees: ReportThe voluntary exit offer will impact key divisions, including AI experiences, Copilot, finance, human resources, Xbox and Windows + Device...
- Microsoft layoffs: Here's the severance package employees are getting after latest job cutsMicrosoft offers up to 39 weeks of pay and continued benefits to laid-off workers. This generous package includes stock vesting and health ...
- Over 92,000 tech layoffs in just 5 months of 2026: AI replacing jobs faster than expected as Meta, Microsoft, Amazon job cuts trigger fear in USTech layoffs 2026: Over 92,000 tech jobs vanished by May 2026, with April seeing the worst layoffs in two years. US tech giants like Meta, ...
- Big Tech pours billions into AI while thousands pack their bagsBig Tech's March quarter 2026 earnings reveal a significant AI-driven transformation, with revenue up across the board. Companies are proje...
- US tech giant Microsoft announces voluntary retirement: What is it, who is eligible and what is the math used in calculation?Microsoft's voluntary retirement: US tech company Microsoft has announced its first-ever voluntary retirement program and the scheme is ope...
- After layoffs, Microsoft targets 7% of US workforce for buyouts - who’s affected?Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement buyouts to approximately 7% of its U.S. workforce for the first time in its 51-year history. Thi...
- Microsoft plans first voluntary employee buyout: ReportMicrosoft is planning its first voluntary employee buyout in the Windows maker's 51-year history. Microsoft is also adjusting the way it do...
- Foxconn hires ex-staff of Nokia Chennai plant for AP unitThe company has also hired most of around 3,000 staff at Nokia's facility at Sriperumbudur where production was suspended last year after a...
- Government will look into Nokia plant suspension issue, says Commerce Minister Nirmala SitharamanThe Finnish firm was forced to keep the factory out of a $7.5 billion deal with Microsoft Corp, due to tax dispute with Indian authorities.
- Microsoft's global job cut next year to have marginal impact in IndiaMicrosoft plans to complete retrenchment and transformation of its handset business by June 30, 2015, most of which will be done by end of ...
- UPA regime responsible for Nokia plant troubles: TN GovtDue to the tax dispute, the manufacturing facility at Sriperumbudur could not be part of the Microsoft deal, leaving in lurch hundreds of e...
- Nokia India employees union chief attempts suicideThe union has been demanding that the company and the government take some steps to protect their jobs.
- Nokia union seeks Jayalalithaa help, blasts companyThe Nokia India Employees’ Union has written Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa requesting her to intervene with appropriate action t...
- Nokia says handset business sale to Microsoft completedNokia said the sale of its handset business to Microsoft has been closed after the cos agreed to leave two factories in India and Korea out...
- Nokia may keep Chennai plant out of $7.2 billion Microsoft dealFinnish handset maker Nokia is likely to exclude its India factory from the USD 7.2 billion deal concluding tomorrow to sell its mobile pho...
- Chennai Nokia factory to be contract manufacturing unit of MicrosoftThe Nokia factory in Chennai will become a contract manufacturing unit for Microsoft, the management of the handset maker told employee rep...
- Nokia may complete handset business deal with Microsoft by month endNokia today said it expects US $ 7.2 bn deal with Microsoft for sale of its mobile devices and services business to complete by the end of ...
- Further turmoil for Nokia India, head of Chennai factory Prakash Katama quits“We can confirm that Prakash Katama (the factory head) is leaving the company, but will stay with us in a consultancy role for a fixed peri...
- Voluntary retirement scheme is optional to employees, says NokiaFinnish handset major Nokia today said the voluntary retirement scheme announced by the company for the employees of its facility near here...
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