Shares of Microsoft spiked Thursday following blowout quarterly results, lifting the tech giant into the previously unprecedented $4 trillion club along with Nvidia, another artificial intelligence standout.
Microsoft became the second company to cross the milestone after Nvidia.
MSFT's fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 results reflect strength in the AI business and Copilot adoption, backed by accelerating growth in its Azure cloud infrastructure unit.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq traded at record highs at midday, boosted by tech earnings news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was little changed.
Tech giant Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) just became the world's second company to hit the $4 trillion market cap, after Nvidia (NVDA) did earlier this month.
Microsoft Corp's (NASDAQ:MSFT) latest results are in, and once again, they're described as a “slam dunk” by Wedbush analysts. That's no small praise from one of Wall Street's most influential tech watchers.
MSFT approaches $4T market cap post Q4 earnings, lifting ETFs like MSFX, GXPT, IXN, IYW and VGT.
Shares of Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) popped 4.78% over the past five trading sessions, bolstered largely by the company's strong Q2 earnings, which were announced after the market close on July 30.
Microsoft valuation surged past $4 trillion after markets opened on Thursday after beating expectations for second-quarter revenue, becoming only the second company in history to hit the milestone since AI chip manufacturer Nvidia broke the record just weeks earlier.
Microsoft Corp. NASDAQ: MSFT is reminding investors why it's a market bellwether. Shares are up more than 6% after a blowout earnings report driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud growth.
Microsoft's market capitalization climbed past the $4 trillion mark on Thursday morning.
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) delivered a strong Q4 performance, surpassing consensus estimates for earnings, sales, and its future outlook. This positive news has sent the stock up 8% in pre-market trading, extending its impressive rally of over 50% since its April low of around $350.