Microsoft's diversity chief is leaving as company continues 'AI-powered transformation'
CNBC • U.S. • 25.03.2026 17:21
Hiring and retaining top talent is becoming more critical as Microsoft seeks to develop top-class artificial intelligence models and products.
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