In an act of dissent, Indian-American software engineer Vaniya Agrawal resigned from Microsoft following a protest during the company's 50th-anniversary celebration. She was protesting the company ...

Vaniya Agrawal disrupted the Microsoft Build 2025 conference, protesting against the company's ties with Israel. Joined by Hossam Nasr, they accused Microsoft of complicity in the Gaza conflict ...

Agrawal had already given her two weeks notice and was preparing to leave the company on April 11, but on Monday a manager emailed that Microsoft "has decided to make your resignation immediately ...

Agrawal had already given her two weeks notice and was preparing to leave the company on April 11, but on Monday a manager emailed that Microsoft "has decided to make your resignation immediately ...

Microsoft employee Vaniya Agrawal interrupted the conversation the CEOs were having, saying, "You're all hypocrites." "I'm a Microsoft worker," Agrawal began saying before she was quickly escorted ...

Agrawal was notified over email, according to the advocacy group No Azure for Apartheid, which has protested the sale of Microsoft's Azure cloud computing platform to Israel.

Aboussad continued, shouting that Suleyman and “all of Microsoft” had blood on their hands. She also threw onto the stage a keffiyeh scarf, which has become a symbol of support for Palestinian people, ...

Microsoft had declined to say Friday whether it was taking further action, but Aboussad and Agrawal expected it was coming after both lost access to their work accounts shortly after the protest.

Microsoft had declined to say Friday whether it was taking further action, but Aboussad and Agrawal expected it was coming after both lost access to their work accounts shortly after the protest.

Aboussad continued, shouting that Suleyman and “all of Microsoft” had blood on their hands. She also threw onto the stage a keffiyeh scarf, which has become a symbol of support for Palestinian people, ...