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Microsoft is offering voluntary redundancy packages to around 60,000 employees as it redirects spending toward AI investment. At the same time, the company has withdrawn from a major AI data centre project in Britain, pulling out of a contract just as the cloud firm involved was preparing for an IPO. Business outlets including Nikkei, Reuters and the BBC are covering the moves, with observers weighing the scale of the job cuts against the company's aggressive AI spending priorities.
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Mortgage costs are back in focus on both sides of the Atlantic. In the US, President Trump signed a housing affordability order aimed at cutting costs homeowners pay each year, while high rates are described as deepening a 'K-shaped' housing market. He also appointed a committee to investigate statements by the Fed's Lisa Cook. In the UK, Lloyds data shows September house prices unchanged, and in the US Twin Cities home sales are slowing as rates bite.
- 3Applied Digital stock draws investor attention▼Applied Digital Corporation (APLD) stock price, news, quote and history
Applied Digital Corporation (APLD), a data centre and cloud infrastructure company, is being tracked across Yahoo Finance editions in Singapore, the UK and Australia. The stock's price, quote and trading history are being monitored by investors following developments around the company's data centre business and AI-driven infrastructure demand. No specific price movement or corporate announcement is detailed in the coverage.
- 4Big Tech seeks UK government help over data centre protests●I see the BigTech builders of UK data centres are sufficiently concerned about the prospect of widening (local) politica
Major technology companies building data centres in the UK are worried about growing local political resistance and protests, and are asking the government to intervene with a 'compact' to make construction conditions easier. The move suggests firms see community opposition as a real obstacle to expanding UK data centre capacity.
- 5Tesco shares draw investor attention as traders track price moves▼Tesco PLC (TSCO.L) stock price, news, quote and history
Tesco PLC shares on the London Stock Exchange are being closely watched by investors monitoring the grocer's stock price, quote data and trading history. Interest centres on the retailer's performance on the FTSE and what its recent price movements signal for the company's outlook and the wider UK consumer sector.