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Pro-Palestinian protesters storm Microsoft President Brad Smith’s office over ties with Israeli government
Pro-Palestinian activists from NOAA stormed Microsoft’s Redmond headquarters, demanding it cut Azure ties with Israel. They entered president Brad Smith’s office and were arrested. The protest follows ongoing unrest over Microsoft's alleged support of Israeli surveillance.
Demonstration organized by No Azure for Apartheid group as protesters occupied Microsoft President Brad Smith’s office, ...
The tech company is weighing disciplinary measures for employees who occupied President Brad Smith’s office in protest of ...
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Microsoft calls protest a ‘destructive’ act by outsiders; group alleges police brutality in arrests
Microsoft and protesters offered sharply conflicting accounts of a demonstration that led to 20 arrests on the company’s ...
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators took to the water in kayaks on Sunday, circling near the homes of CEO Satya Nadella and ...
REDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft has released new video of the protest that took place on its Redmond campus, which eventually led ...
Microsoft has requested help from the FBI in tracking protests, worked with local authorities to try and prevent them and flagged internal emails containing words like "Gaza," according to employees ...
For the better part of a year, Microsoft Corp. has failed to quell a small but persistent revolt by employees bent on forcing ...
Microsoft president Brad Smith hosted an impromptu press conference on Tuesday afternoon, just hours after protesters gained ...
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