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    Microsoft stock (MSFT) falls as US targets green card filings for H-1B workers and Italy probes gaming business

    Microsoft stock fell nearly 2% as the US targeted Microsoft’s green card filings for H-1B workers, while Italy opened an investigation into Microsoft-owned gaming companies over virtual currencies, consumer protection and gaming practices.

    Italy launches EU-backed probe into Microsoft-owned gaming companies

    Italy's probe is aimed at Activision Blizzard, among other companies of the Microsoft group, the antitrust authority said in a statement, without naming the others

    Microsof is reportedly rebooting the Halo series, Activision game may delve deeper into Master Chief's character and origins

    The Halo franchise is reportedly being rebooted under Activision that will delve into Master Chief's backstory. This fresh narrative is designed to engage both new gamers and devoted fans alike. Early reports indicate the game will leverage the Infinity Ward Engine for stunning graphics, with current development stages focusing on gameplay mechanics for both the campaign and multiplayer aspects.

    Xbox layoffs: Microsoft cuts 268 jobs in latest restructuring

    Microsoft's Xbox division will reduce its workforce by 268 employees to reorganise for improved efficiency and profitability. This restructuring is aimed at enhancing the management of franchises and studios while streamlining functions.

    Next Halo game to be made by Call of Duty makers as Microsoft lays off 268 employees: What we know

    In a significant shake-up, Microsoft has let go of 268 employees from its gaming division, paving the way for Activision to spearhead the upcoming mainline Halo title for Xbox. Studios like Rare and World's Edge will now align under Activision, while Bethesda's Obsidian faces a transition to another studio amid shifting Fallout game plans. Additionally, plans to close Ninja Theory could hinder future titles.

    Microsoft announced 3,200 Xbox job cuts in July. Now, it may cut hundreds more this week

    Microsoft may fire hundreds of employees from its Xbox division this week. This was on top of the 3,200 job cuts the tech giant announced just few months ago in July. The company is reportedly consolidating its game studios to reinforce its commitment to future growth.

    The Economic Times
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