Microsoft’s Russian unit plans bankruptcy days after Putin called to “throttle” Teams and other foreign tech platforms.

Microsoft laid off 305 jobs in Redmond, Washington on Monday, according to a filing with the Washington State Employment Security Department (WSESD). The filing labeled the layoffs as permanent, ...

Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a second ballistic missile at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport within 24 hours, escalating ...

Now that Microsoft goes bankrupt in Russia it'll be hard to get Windows there (legally), so it seems safe to assume Asia is "lost territory" (consider GNU/Linux at almost 6% in Maharlika, 8%+ in ...

Tensions escalate as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares a shift toward full war-fighting readiness, citing rising ...

In a move that underscores the deteriorating landscape for Western tech companies in Russia, one of Microsoft Corp.’s ...

Microsoft will become the latest tech giant to have a unit file for bankruptcy in Russia. Google's Russia-based subsidiary ...

A key Microsoft subsidiary in Russia is about to file for bankruptcy. A Reuters report citing “a note published on the ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has previously stated that foreign service providers, such as Microsoft and Zoom, acting ...

Microsoft Rus LLC will file for bankruptcy, signalling a deeper pullout from Russia amid Kremlin efforts to replace US tech ...

Microsoft's Russian subsidiary, Microsoft Rus LLC, intends to declare bankruptcy, as indicated by a notice on Russia's ...

Layoffs in the tech sector have scaled back so far in 2025, for the second year in a row, with Intel and Microsoft reporting ...