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Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 employees as it trims costs for AI push

Reported by 9 outlets between 26 Oct, 16:13 and 27 Oct, 17:04 (UTC); first by CNA. Outlets from 4 countries: Canada, the UK, Singapore, the US. 9 articles in all.

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How the story spread: 9 articles from 9 outlets, in publishing order.CNAEngadgetUPICBSGuardianIndependentCNBCArs TechnicaCTVCNA, 26 Oct, 16:13 UTCEngadget, 26 Oct, 17:10 UTCUPI, 26 Oct, 17:20 UTCCBS, 26 Oct, 18:07 UTCGuardian, 26 Oct, 18:44 UTCIndependent, 26 Oct, 19:11 UTCCNBC, 26 Oct, 20:44 UTCArs Technica, 26 Oct, 22:36 UTCCTV, 27 Oct, 17:04 UTC26 Oct, 16:1327 Oct, 17:04 UTC
Outlet Published (UTC) Headline
CNA
Singapore		 Microsoft offers buyouts to around 60,000 employees to contain costs
Engadget
the US		 Microsoft reportedly offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees as an attempt to trim costs
UPI
the US		 Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to thousands of employees
CBS
the US		 Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 workers as it invests more in AI
Guardian
the UK		 Open the article (headline not kept)
Independent
the UK		 Microsoft offers 60,000 employees voluntary buyouts in effort to slash a quarter of its workforce
CNBC
the US		 Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees
Ars Technica
the US		 Microsoft offers to buy out a quarter of its workforce
CTV
Canada		 Microsoft offers voluntary exit packages to 60,000 staff

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