Microsoft Offers Buyouts to Thousands of Employees as It Spends on A.I.
Microsoft announced voluntary buyouts for tens of thousands of employees as it increases spending on artificial intelligence.
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- Microsoft announced Monday it is offering voluntary buyouts to tens of thousands of employees.
- About a quarter of the tech giant's employees were eligible for the packages, according to The New York Times.
- The company cautioned it did not expect many employees to sign on, The New York Times reported.
- The offer was disclosed in a memo by Chief People Officer Amy Coleman, according to Natural News.
- Microsoft employed 223,000 people at the end of June, according to Bloomberg data cited by Natural News.
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- The New York Times (Politics)LeftMicrosoft Offers Buyouts to 60,000 Employees as It Spends on A.I. ↗
- UPI Top NewsWire / unratedMicrosoft offers voluntary buyouts to thousands of employees ↗
- Natural NewsConspiracy rightMicrosoft Offers Voluntary Buyouts to About 60,000 Employees as AI Spending Grows ↗
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