A reader thinks this week’s mass layoffs mark the end of Xbox, as anything other than third party publisher, and laments the missed opportunities of the last decade.

In 2025, layoffs persist across technology, retail, and space exploration, driven by AI and automation. Companies like Meta, ...

According to multiple reports, tech giant Microsoft is not just restructuring for efficiency or streamlining operations. It's ...

The tech industry is experiencing significant job cuts in 2025, with over 100,000 positions eliminated across major companies ...

“Far less is happening than people imagine,” said Andrew Challenger, senior vice president at the consultancy, referring to ...

With Microsoft’s latest layoffs Wednesday, the quickening contraction of Seattle-area tech is starting to feel like previous ...

Microsoft is strategically shifting its workforce by replacing thousands of traditional salespeople with technical experts, ...

Microsoft pivots to AI-first sales strategy, replacing traditional roles with tech-savvy engineers amid 9,000 global job cuts ...

Microsoft's latest round of layoffs has ended development on a number of games, ranging from Everwild to an unannounced ...

Microsoft, amidst layoffs impacting the Xbox division and heavy AI investments, saw Xbox Game Studios Publishing executive ...

The US has experienced the highest number of job cuts since 2020, with AI-driven restructuring and federal downsizing among the key factors.

Fred Russell — former content coordinator at Turn 10 — has posted out to Facebook that the Forza Motorsport team has been ...