Microsoft cuts 18000 jobs signaling new path
Microsoft announced the largest layoff in its history with 18000 positions cut as it streamlines the Nokia mobile device business to focus on Windows Phone. CEO Satya Nadella described the move as making the company more agile and faster. The cuts amount to about 14 percent of the workforce and follow the Nokia acquisition and previous strategy shifts.
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Toyota pushes hydrogen fuel cell technology as a mainstream option after success with hybrids. Engineer Satoshi Ogiso, former Prius leader, expects growing market despite high costs and scarce fueling stations.
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