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Microsoft offers voluntary exit to about 60,000 employees

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WSJ: U.S. Allies Push for Their Own Satellites After Ukraine's Starlink Speed Cap

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Tech·Oct 26·via CNBC Tech·1 min read

Microsoft offers voluntary exit to about 60,000 employees

Microsoft on Monday announced a new Voluntary Exit Offer for eligible employees in participating teams in the US, Canada, India and the UK at level 70 and below. Chief People Officer Amy Coleman's memo says it "builds on what we learned" from April's Voluntary Retirement Program. About 60,000 people, roughly a quarter of its 223,000 staff, are eligible, the company told GeekWire. A person familiar told CNBC that employees decide in December and leave Dec. 31. Some groups, including sales, aren't participating, and Microsoft says the offer doesn't replace layoffs.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Tech·Oct 24·via WSJ·1 min read

WSJ: U.S. Allies Push for Their Own Satellites After Ukraine's Starlink Speed Cap

The Wall Street Journal reports that Europe and Canada are stepping up efforts to field satellite networks they control, after what the Journal describes as Elon Musk's decision to abruptly limit Ukraine's use of Starlink. The Journal says Europeans are worried about a system with a 'built-in kill switch.' Musk and the Trump administration each point to the other over who imposed the cap on Starshield terminals, which began around Oct. 13–14. Ukraine's defense ministry said Oct. 24 that speeds above 400 km/h had been restored.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Tech·Jul 7·via CNBC Tech·1 min read

Amazon lines up at least $25B bond sale and rules out further debt this year

Amazon intends to sell at least $25 billion across eight bond tranches to fund its AI expansion and has told underwriters it will not issue any more debt in 2026. The transaction follows earlier 2025 raises of roughly $54 billion in the U.S. and Europe plus $10 billion in Canada.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Gaming·May 8·via CNBC Tech·1.5 min read

Nintendo Hikes Switch 2 Price by $50 as Sales Forecast Falls

Nintendo is raising Switch 2 prices in the US, Japan, Canada and Europe while forecasting sales to fall to 16.5 million units next fiscal year from 19.86 million. The moves reflect the impact of surging memory chip costs tied to AI data center demand and come as the company's forecasts missed analyst expectations.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Tech·May 7·via 9to5Mac·2 min read

Apple Opposes Canadian Bill That Could Force Encryption Backdoors

Apple and Meta are publicly opposing Canada's Bill C-22, arguing it could compel them to break encryption or create backdoors in their products. The opposition underscores the companies' longstanding refusal to weaken security features despite pressure from governments seeking expanded law enforcement access.

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Microsoft offers voluntary exit to about 60,000 employees

WSJ: U.S. Allies Push for Their Own Satellites After Ukraine's Starlink Speed Cap

Amazon lines up at least $25B bond sale and rules out further debt this year

Nintendo Hikes Switch 2 Price by $50 as Sales Forecast Falls

Apple Opposes Canadian Bill That Could Force Encryption Backdoors

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Microsoft offers voluntary exit to about 60,000 employees

WSJ: U.S. Allies Push for Their Own Satellites After Ukraine's Starlink Speed Cap

Amazon lines up at least $25B bond sale and rules out further debt this year

Nintendo Hikes Switch 2 Price by $50 as Sales Forecast Falls

Apple Opposes Canadian Bill That Could Force Encryption Backdoors

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Microsoft offers voluntary exit to about 60,000 employees

WSJ: U.S. Allies Push for Their Own Satellites After Ukraine's Starlink Speed Cap

Amazon lines up at least $25B bond sale and rules out further debt this year

Nintendo Hikes Switch 2 Price by $50 as Sales Forecast Falls

Apple Opposes Canadian Bill That Could Force Encryption Backdoors

Results for "canada"

Microsoft offers voluntary exit to about 60,000 employees

WSJ: U.S. Allies Push for Their Own Satellites After Ukraine's Starlink Speed Cap

Amazon lines up at least $25B bond sale and rules out further debt this year

Nintendo Hikes Switch 2 Price by $50 as Sales Forecast Falls

Apple Opposes Canadian Bill That Could Force Encryption Backdoors