Microsoft Offers First-Ever Voluntary Buyout to Longtime U.S. Staff

finance.biggo.com·Apr 23

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Microsoft is offering a voluntary buyout to its longtime US staff for the first time. The move is reportedly aimed at shaping the company's workforce, possibly in relation to its focus on artificial intelligence. The number of employees eligible for the buyout is unclear, with estimates ranging from around 7% to 8,750 of the US workforce.

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