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36.49 P/E Ratio
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10.97 Eps
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Microsoft's $60B Buyback and Intel's Restructuring Propel Nasdaq-100 Futures Higher

Microsoft's $60B Buyback and Intel's Restructuring Propel Nasdaq-100 Futures Higher

Microsoft's $60B buyback plan and Intel's foundry spin-off boost E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures, signaling positive momentum in the tech sector.

Fxempire | 1 year ago
Microsoft Announces $60 Billion Share Buyback, Hikes Dividend. The Stock's Rising.

Microsoft Announces $60 Billion Share Buyback, Hikes Dividend. The Stock's Rising.

The software giant increased quarterly dividend by 10% to 83 cents a share.

Barrons | 1 year ago
Microsoft surprises with $60bn share buyback, dividend hike

Microsoft surprises with $60bn share buyback, dividend hike

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) has unleashed an unexpected $60 billion new share buyback and hiked its quarterly dividend 10% from the first quarter. The tech titan made the announcement late on Monday, saying the dividend of $0.83 per share would be paid on 12 December, two days after its annual shareholder meeting.

Proactiveinvestors | 1 year ago
Stock-Split Watch: 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Companies That Look Ready to Split

Stock-Split Watch: 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Companies That Look Ready to Split

Microsoft looks like a strong candidate for its 10th stock split. Its innovations like Copilot and investment in ChatGPT are huge.

Fool | 1 year ago
Microsoft Raises Its Dividend 10% and Announces $60B Stock Buyback Program

Microsoft Raises Its Dividend 10% and Announces $60B Stock Buyback Program

Microsoft (MSFT) said Monday its board of directors approved a $60 billion stock buyback program and a 10% boost to its quarterly dividend.

Investopedia | 1 year ago
Microsoft Announces $60 Billion Buyback, 10% Dividend Hike

Microsoft Announces $60 Billion Buyback, 10% Dividend Hike

Microsoft late Monday announced a $60 billion buyback and a 10% quarterly dividend hike. MSFT stock rose a fraction overnight.

Investors | 1 year ago
Microsoft (MSFT) Beats Stock Market Upswing: What Investors Need to Know

Microsoft (MSFT) Beats Stock Market Upswing: What Investors Need to Know

The latest trading day saw Microsoft (MSFT) settling at $431.34, representing a +0.17% change from its previous close.

Zacks | 1 year ago
How Microsoft's dividend hike and new $60 billion buyback program stack up

How Microsoft's dividend hike and new $60 billion buyback program stack up

Only three U.S. companies have ever announced buyback programs bigger than Microsoft's latest — though the new dividend yield is still low relative to those of fellow Dow components.

Marketwatch | 1 year ago
Microsoft approves new $60 billion share buyback program

Microsoft approves new $60 billion share buyback program

Microsoft said on Monday its board has approved a new share buy back program of up to $60 billion.

Reuters | 1 year ago
Will Oracle Be Worth More Than Microsoft by 2030?

Will Oracle Be Worth More Than Microsoft by 2030?

Oracle turned into an unlikely growth stock over the past five years. Its cloud-based software and infrastructure services are driving its growth.

Fool | 1 year ago
Microsoft and 3 Other Software Stocks to Play AI, According to an Analyst

Microsoft and 3 Other Software Stocks to Play AI, According to an Analyst

Microsoft, Snowflake, Palo Alto Networks, and MongoDB stock are all rated at Buy by Truist analyst Joel Fishbein.

Barrons | 1 year ago
Microsoft/Xbox (NASDAQ: MSFT) Consumer Data Concerns - Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Announces an

Microsoft/Xbox (NASDAQ: MSFT) Consumer Data Concerns - Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Announces an

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / September 16, 2024 / Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating potential claims on behalf of individuals who purchased video games through the Microsoft/Xbox website. Reports suggest that legally protected data may have been intercepted during transactions, particularly for customers who purchased video games featuring cut scenes or cinematics.

Accesswire | 1 year ago
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