Microsoft began a new round of layoffs affecting about 500 employees, mostly in Xbox gaming, as it continues its “Xbox reset” and says it is roughly three-quarters through previously announced restructuring.

Sep 22, 2026 - 10:05

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Microsoft began a new round of layoffs affecting about 500 employees, mostly in Xbox gaming, as it continues its “Xbox reset” and says it is roughly three-quarters through previously announced restructuring.

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