In the closing of the recent trading day, Microsoft (MSFT) stood at $518, denoting a +1.88% move from the preceding trading day.
Microsoft Corporation NASDAQ: MSFT stock is up 20.55%, proving again that investors are willing to overlook valuation if they're getting a return on that investment. Microsoft is trading at around 38x forward earnings at a slight premium to its historic average.
Microsoft said on Friday that it will increase the recommended retail price of several Xbox consoles in the U.S. because of "changes in the macroeconomic environment." It's the second time Microsoft has raised prices on its consoles in the U.S. this year.
Analysts offer a few theories for the seemingly “unexplainable” way the tech giant's stock has fallen out of favor in recent weeks.
Zacks.com users have recently been watching Microsoft (MSFT) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.
Microsoft (MSFT) could produce exceptional returns because of its solid growth attributes.
AI's execution hurdles and widening losses contrast sharply with MSFT's scale, profitability and broad AI adoption.
Microsoft on Thursday said it plans to build a second massive artificial intelligence data center in Wisconsin, bringing its spending in the state to more than $7 billion.
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Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) announced on Wednesday that it has signed a binding five-year customer agreement with Nscale Global Holdings Ltd and Aker ASA, kicking off commercial execution of scalable, renewable infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) across Europe. The agreement, valued at about US$6.2 billion, secures Microsoft's access to high-performance AI compute capacity to be delivered in staged deployments beginning in 2026.
Microsoft Inc said on Tuesday that it seized nearly 340 websites tied to a rapidly growing Nigerian-based service that allowed users to carry out phishing operations that stole at least 5,000 Microsoft user credentials.
Microsoft's Azure cloud growth remains the key driver, supported by strong AI integration and its OpenAI partnership, with a 5-year average growth forecast of 30.5%. The gaming segment faces headwinds from console cycle maturity and market shifts, but represents less than 8% of total revenue, limiting its impact on overall growth. Our updated DCF valuation shows a 26% upside as we rate Microsoft as a Buy, reflecting higher forward growth forecasts and robust cloud momentum.