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Microsoft is pausing hiring in a section of its U.S. consulting business to curb expenses, as reported by CNBC. This move comes as the tech giant aims to maintain investments in its artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives, having recently pledged $80 billion for AI development in fiscal 2025. The hiring freeze includes new employee hires and backfilling positions.
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