WASHINGTON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab has fired four employees who participated in protests on company premises against the firm's ties to Israel as it wages war in Gaza, ...

Microsoft terminated two employees this week after they broke into President Brad Smith’s office, according to CNBC. Seven current and former Microsoft employees staged a protest at the company’s ...

Microsoft fired four employees who broke into the office of company president Brad Smith earlier this week as part of a flurry of anti-Israel protests, CBS reported on Thursday. Two individuals fired ...

Microsoft says it has fired two additional employees for “serious violations of established company policies” to protest the company’s relationship with the Israeli government. Microsoft fired two ...

Microsoft fired two employees who were arrested during a protest at the company president's office. The protest, led by "No Azure for Apartheid," demands Microsoft cut ties with the Israeli military.

REDMOND, Wash. — The two Microsoft employees who were part of a group who broke into the president's Redmond office Tuesday were fired, the company confirmed Wednesday. The employees were fired ...

The two Microsoft workers were part of a group of protesters that entered the company’s executive building on Tuesday. The two Microsoft workers were part of a group of protesters that entered the ...

REDMOND, Wash. — Microsoft says it has fired two employees for breaking into an executive’s office to protest the company’s relationship with the Israeli government. In a statement, a Microsoft ...

When a group of employees raised a Palestinian flag outside Microsoft’s MSFT0.52%increase; green up pointing triangle headquarters and occupied a top executive’s office, it marked an escalation of ...

Microsoft fired two employees Wednesday who were arrested after breaching a building at its headquarters Tuesday afternoon to protest the tech giant’s ties to Israel, according to the company. The two ...

is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Some Microsoft employees are willing to risk everything to protest their employer.

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