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San Francisco (AFP) - Microsoft on Thursday said that it axed 2,100 jobs in a second round of cuts which were announced earlier this year. The US technology titan in July unveiled plans to slash a total of 18,000 jobs from its global workforce during the course of a year, the majority from its recently-acquired Nokia handset unit. In the first round, Microsoft cut about 13,000 workers. "We've ...