The notion of an “everything bubble” has been floating around for approximately a decade and, though most now link the term to the period between 2020 and 2021, there certainly is a persistent feel...

Stock splits have enjoyed a renaissance over the past few years. A group of investor-favorite companies, dubbed the "Magnificent Seven," have far surpassed the performance of the broader market ove...

The European Commission's use of Microsoft software breached EU privacy rules and the bloc's executive also failed to implement adequate safeguards for personal data transferred to non-EU countries...

Procter & Gamble dominates a large global industry. Microsoft's cash flow should fund increasing shareholder returns.

Today's article introduces three virtual reality stocks to buy. Once relegated to science fiction, VR is rapidly transforming from a futuristic concept to a tangible reality.

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An estimated 600 workers at Activision Publishing's quality assurance department have formed the biggest union for gaming in the U.S.

The union is the first to organize under a new labor agreement, which took effect after Microsoft's acquisition of Activision.

Now the worlds' most valuable company, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ) stock rightly deserves plenty of attention in the market. The company is the top choice for institutional money managers in the U.S....

DA Davidson analyst Gil Luria expects the stock to reach $500. Microsoft reported higher margins last quarter despite spending on artificial intelligence initiatives.

In recent months, the involvement of United States politicians in the stock market has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in particular, has d...

The group will become the largest union at a video game company in the United States, while Microsoft pledged to stay neutral on the vote.

Microsoft says that the Russian-linked group known as Midnight Blizzard or Nobelium has made repeated attempts to access Microsoft's systems in recent weeks, escalating its efforts against Microsof...

CNBC's Eamon Javers joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss Microsoft revealing that an early year hack is still ongoing and he reports on the threat of disinformation from China.

Microsoft on Friday said that Russian group Nobelium, or Midnight Blizzard, has been trying to access its internal systems and source code repositories.