Microsoft Corp. (MSFT)
Microsoft inks massive carbon removal deal powered by a paper mill
Microsoft announced on Friday that it is buying 3.7 million metric tons of carbon removal credits from CO280, a project developer that works with pulp and paper mills.
Why Microsoft Stock Is Falling Hard Today
Shares of the tech-giant Microsoft (MSFT -3.23%) were plummeting today as the broader market responded negatively to an escalating trade war with China. Investors are still trying to decipher the impact of 10% tariffs on other countries -- along with 145% on China -- and if higher tariffs are still on the table after President Trump walked back some of the highest ones yesterday.
Microsoft: Playing Defense During The Global Trade War
Microsoft remains a strong buy due to its resilience against tariffs, consistent revenue growth, and defensive positioning amid market volatility. MSFT's primary revenue from services and digital products shields it from the trade war impacts affecting other tech giants like Apple and NVIDIA. Despite recent underperformance, MSFT's solid financials, including a 15% YoY revenue increase and growing profits, make it a prudent investment.
Microsoft Stock Weakens as Bullish Case Gets Cloudy
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock is taking a breather after a massive 10% rally on Wednesday.
Kang: Microsoft is one of those companies that benefit from AI
Nimrit Kang, Chief Investment Officer & Senior Portfolio Manager at NorthStar Asset Management, discusses his investment approach, long-term conviction in Microsoft, and views on inflation and the bond market.
Microsoft bull more bearish, but sees long-term value
Microsoft Corp's (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares may have weathered recent volatility better than some of its peers, but analysts at Wedbush are no longer quite as bullish on the tech giant's near-term prospects. In a note to clients, the broker cut its 12-month price target for the stock from $550 to $475, citing growing uncertainty around US trade policy and its potential knock-on effect on corporate spending.
Trade Tracker: Karen Firestone buys more Microsoft
Karen Firestone, Executive Chairman Aureus Asset Management, joins CNBC's "Halftime Report" to explain why she's buying more Microsoft.
Microsoft Replaces Apple as World's Most Valuable Company
Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) shares have had a bad year, but Apple Inc.
Is Microsoft Stock Too Cheap to Ignore After Its Latest Drop?
Microsoft Corporation NASDAQ: MSFT was already down about 9% for the year. So shareholders can't be too scared of the additional sell-off in MSFT stock since the Trump tariff policy caused the markets to swoon.
Microsoft mulls more job cuts, this time focused on managers and non-coders, not just low-performers, sources say
Microsoft is discussing job cuts that could happen as soon as next month. The cuts would aim to improve metrics such as "span of control" and "PM ratio.
Democratic US senators question Google and Microsoft's AI deals
Two Democratic U.S. senators demanded information from Microsoft and Google about their cloud computing partnerships with artificial intelligence companies, expressing concern the arrangements could stifle competition in the cutting-edge industry.
Microsoft reportedly fires staff whose protest interrupted its Copilot event
On Monday, Microsoft reportedly terminated the roles of two software engineers, Ibtihal Aboussad and Vaniya Agrawal, who protested the company's reported dealings with the Israeli military during Microsoft's Copilot and 50th anniversary event last week.
