Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Microsoft (MSFT). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
With Friday's late rally, Microsoft's stock avoided an eighth consecutive week of declines. The last time the shares had a longer losing streak was 2008 during the middle of a global financial crisis.
Buying low and selling high — it's the stock market's golden rule.
Microsoft President Brad Smith warned that new tax proposals from Washington lawmakers will do “lasting damage” to the local tech sector in his company's home state.
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Microsoft is launching a research project to estimate the influence of specific training examples on the text, images, and other types of media that generative AI models create.
Artificial intelligence stocks have stumbled as tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have caused recession fears to resurface. That is especially true where the "Magnificent Seven" are concerned.
Microsoft is adding another 475 megawatts to its already considerable renewable powered portfolio to feed the growing energy appetite of its data centers. The company recently signed a deal with energy provider AES for three solar projects across the Midwest, one each in Illinois, Michigan, and Missouri.
During the early hours of Thursday, we continue to see a lot of questions asked about the overall health of the stock markets, and the global economy as well.
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives—known for being one of Wall Street's biggest tech bulls—sees a recent selloff as a buying opportunity.
Microsoft's Q2 2024 saw record revenue and margin growth, driven by cloud services and AI advancements, reinforcing my bullish stance on its future. Copilot's rapid adoption and integration across Microsoft apps highlight its game-changing potential for organizational workflows, ensuring long-term growth and user engagement. Microsoft's breakthrough in quantum computing with a million-qubit chip showcases its innovation prowess, securing its position as a top-tier technology leader.
Microsoft is set to launch its first cloud region in Malaysia by mid-2025, marking a significant step in the country's push to become a regional hub for artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing. The cloud region, called Malaysia West, will house three data centres in the greater Kuala Lumpur area, aligning with Microsoft's $2.