Microsoft announced the retirement program last week, telling employees that it was a one-time offer for U.S.-based workers.

Microsoft CFO Amy Hood, pictured in 2016, said Wednesday that the company's headcount will continue to fall over the next ...

Microsoft's CFO Amy Hood indicated a workforce reduction in upcoming quarters, citing a drive for increased pace and agility.

Soaring oil prices from the Iran war pushed inflation higher in Europe in April, as growth continued to underperform in a ...

Microsoft will record a $900 million charge this quarter for a one-time voluntary retirement program aimed at long-serving U.S. employees. The move comes amid record $40 billion capital spending on AI ...