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Microsoft Laid Off Another 650 Employees From Its Gaming Division - DTH
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Microsoft laid off another 650 employees from its gaming division, a European consumer group wants to ban in-game purchases in games like Fortnite and Minecraft, and a SpaceX crew performs the first commercial spacewalk in history.
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