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US Services Economy Stays in Expansion in June Despite Mixed Signals

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By Bill Pan
| The Epoch Times
Two major surveys diverged on growth and hiring, but both pointed to continued resilience in the sector. A Starbucks employee grabs a pastry in New York City on March 31, 2026. 7/6/2026|Updated: 7/6/2026 Growth in the U.S. services economy continued in June, according to two closely watched measures of business activity. The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) and S&P Global released their June services data on Monday.
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Xbox Bears the Brunt as Microsoft Opens New Fiscal Year With 4,800 Job Cuts

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By Bill Pan
| The Thinking Conservative
Microsoft’s gaming business faces deep cuts as Xbox reduces management layers and seeks buyers for several game studios. Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees in a new round of job cuts, with its struggling Xbox division bearing the brunt of the reductions.
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Xbox Bears the Brunt as Microsoft Opens New Fiscal Year With 4,800 Job Cuts

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By Bill Pan
| The Epoch Times
Microsoft’s gaming business faces deep cuts as Xbox reduces management layers and seeks buyers for several game studios. A Microsoft sign and logo at the company's headquarters in Redmond, Wash., on April 4, 2025. 7/6/2026|Updated: 7/6/2026 Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees in a new round of job cuts, with its struggling Xbox division bearing the brunt of the reductions.
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