SEATTLE (AP) — Microsoft has fired an employee who interrupted a speech by CEO Satya Nadella to protest the company’s work ...

Microsoft has previously fired employees who protested company events over its work in Israel, including at its 50th anniversary party in April.

Nadella continued his keynote, ignoring the protesters as they were escorted out of a hall inside the Seattle conference center. Microsoft employee Joe Lopez, who has spent the past four years ...

Indian-American engineer Vaniya Agrawal, who quit Microsoft in April after accusing the company of aiding Israeli military ...

The employee, however ... The spate of internal protests highlights growing unrest among Microsoft staff over the company’s operations and partnerships in regions of conflict.

and just weeks after Microsoft fired two employees — including one of Indian origin — who staged a pro-Palestinian protest during the company’s 50th anniversary celebrations.Reports suggest ...

Following high-profile protests by employees over Microsoft’s relationship with the Israel Ministry of Defense, the company said internal and external reviews haven’t found evidence its ...

The protest was created and organized by “No Azure for Apartheid.” The group is made up of Microsoft employees. In February, an investigation from The Associated Press revealed that the ...

Microsoft fired Joe Lopez after he interrupted CEO Satya Nadella's speech to protest the company's technology supply to the ...

Shouting 'free Palestine' during CEO Satya Nadella's keynote, Lopez, along with a former Google employee, was escorted out. This follows similar protests at Microsoft's 50th-anniversary event.

thanks to disruptions by protests of the company’s ties to Israel. After one, a flustered Microsoft employee accidentally displayed confidential messages about Walmart’s AI expansion.