Microsoft announced a voluntary buyout program for about 60,000 eligible employees, covering over a quarter of its global workforce, to provide financial support and career planning. This move follows earlier buyouts and job cuts as the company faces high costs from expanding its AI infrastructure and technology. The program targets employees at level 70 and below in select regions and business units, aiming to create flexibility and new growth opportunities. Microsoft plans to learn from this initiative while continuing to invest in AI and other key areas.
As of Oct 27, 2026 03:21 WIB, Microsoft shares on Pluang trade at USD 532.48, showing a 1.52% increase in the last day. The stock's market capitalization stands at $3.89 trillion, reflecting its significant presence in the technology sector. Despite the company's workforce restructuring, investor activity remains balanced with 54% selling and 46% buying orders on the platform.
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