Microsoft plans for more Xbox pieces next week

Microsoft It is planned for another round of discounts in Xbox as part of the continuous technology giant reorganization.

Xbox managers expect significant discounts in jobs across the entire group as soon as possible next week, and the people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. This represents the fourth time of the Microsoft Games division in the past 18 months, according to The Outlet. Several video game studios in the company’s Xbox section were closed in 2024 as well.

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The company has shed its power operating over the past two years as part of a greater effort to reduce costs, as the company was implementing the organizational changes that it believed is necessary to put it for success “in a dynamic market”.

The company told Fox Business in May, when it announced plans to establish approximately 6000 employees, that it is looking to simplify its operations, procedures and roles and reduce management layers to move more quickly and increase efficiency.

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The demobilization of workers began in 2023 when the technology sector began to try to achieve the rights of itself after the excessive employment during the epidemic. In January 2023, Microsoft said it was Reducing 10,000 jobs “In response to the circumstances of the macroeconomic economy and changing customer priorities,” according to the submission of a file with the Securities and Exchange Committee.

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However, CEOs of the Technology Gaming Games are subjected to special pressure to increase its profit after the company’s acquisition of BLABBERG, which is worth $ 69 billion in 2023, according to Bloomberg.

index	protection	last	Changing	% Change
Msft	Microsoft Corp.	490.30	+0.19	+0.04 %

Microsoft has faced a large number of legal obstacles in its presentation of the “Call of Duty” maker. In May, she won her latest legal battle against Federal Trade Committee (FTC) After the Federal Appeal Court rejected the legal challenge of the Federal Trade Committee that the merger would lead to the restriction of competition.