While Microsoft didn’t explicitly state reasons, experts say that Pakistan’s economical instability and the political turmoil led to the software giant exiting the country.

Although the 9,000 layoffs constitute approximately 4 percent of Microsoft's total workforce restructuring, affected employees have voiced their strong dissatisfaction on social media platforms.

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American Airlines suffered a computer system outage which affected flights and airports nationwide on Friday, June 27, CNN and 'The New York Times' reported.

A "technology issue" affected American Airlines systems on Friday, and passengers reported long waits on planes before the issue was resolved.