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"[I]f you fail, there's no parachute," Steve Ballmer told Satya Nadella.
"[I]f you fail, there's no parachute," Steve Ballmer told Satya Nadella.
New York and Washington state vowed to sue if immigrants who came to the US illegally as children are no longer protected from deportation.
Activist investor Morfit Mason and ValueAct sold about 7 million shares of Microsoft's stock over the past week.
CNBC's Landon Dowdy breaks down the numbers on Microsoft's quarterly results.
With Seeing AI, Microsoft demonstrates its machine learning capabilities while catering to an audience that technology often ignores.
CNBC's Josh Lipton reports that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's plan to rebuild the company around the cloud means the company will lay off thousands of workers.
To change the sexism in Silicon Valley's tech and media industries, leaders should be held to a standard that forces meaningful change.
Executives like Tim Cook, Eric Schmidt and Jeff Bezos had an opportunity to shape the Trump administration's thinking, Recode reports.
Keith Weiss, Morgan Stanley, provides this outlook on Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet's long-term plays.
Heads of state want to know what your company is doing for their local economy
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced that Windows 10 is being used on 500 million devices every month.
As Big Blue struggles to stay relevant, it just lost one of its biggest cheerleaders, Warren Buffett, and yet CEO Ginni Rometty's pay keeps rising.
The company reported that revenue from its "more personal computing" segment, which includes Surface, badly missed estimates.
"[H]ow do you build new capability long before you even have a new idea?" Nadella asks in an interview.
Steve Ballmer says Microsoft has strong products in Azure and Office 365 but the competition against Amazon Web Services will be tough.
Steve Ballmer, former Microsoft CEO, shares his thoughts on Microsoft's product development. Also Ballmer
Steve Ballmer, former Microsoft CEO, talks about his Microsoft holdings and the company's position in cloud computing.
Microsoft's effort to catch AWS starts with attracting developers, and the company took another step in that direction by acquiring Deis.
After exceeding several hiring goals, Starbucks is ramping up its employment efforts and plans to create 240,000 jobs globally by 2021.
