MSFT - Microsoft Corporation
| Previous Close | 97.50 |
| Open | 96.71 |
| Bid | 98.15 x 1100 |
| Ask | 98.16 x 800 |
| Day's Range | 96.33 - 98.28 |
| 52 Week Range | 68.02 - 98.69 |
| Volume | 12,176,005 |
| Avg. Volume | 30,479,054 |
| Market Cap | 754.26B |
| Beta | 1.27 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 79.81 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.23 |
| Earnings Date | Jul 19, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 1.68 (1.72%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-05-16 |
| 1y Target Est | 105.74 |
CNET•yesterdayYes, there's ANOTHER flaw discovered by Google and Microsoft
This one lets you choose between a more secure computer and a slower one. So yay.
- Reuters•1 hour ago
Macron tells global tech CEOs: 'There is no free lunch'
French President Emmanuel Macron told executives from the world's biggest technology firms that he believed in innovation but that he wanted tougher regulations and for them to contribute more to society. The French leader paints himself as a champion of France's plugged-in youth and wants to transform France into a "startup nation" that draws higher investments into technology and artificial intelligence. In a sign of the former investment banker's pulling power, Macron's guestlist at his "Tech for Good" summit included Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, IBM's Virginia Rometty, Intel Corp's Brian Krzanich and Microsoft Corp's Satya Nadella.
- Market Realist•1 hour ago
Here’s How Ambitious Amazon Is about Alexa
Amazon (AMZN) has been very bullish on Alexa, its digital assistant, and has ambitions of getting it on most hardware devices.
- Investor's Business Daily•2 hours ago
Amazon, Microsoft Price Targets Raised On Cloud Computing Leadership
The growing use of cloud computing services has put a positive spotlight on Amazon and Microsoft, both of which received price-target increases for their roles in boosting the technology.
- InvestorPlace•3 hours ago
3 Common Recommendations That Are Just Plain Bad Investment Advice
Every interested investor wants to achieve the equivalent of buying Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) when it fell below $20 per share or picking up Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) at the time of its 1986 IPO. Investors will serve themselves well by avoiding these pieces of bad investment advice. No matter how much research one does or how adept investors become at analyzing financial statements and charts, the single biggest challenge every investor faces is emotion.
- Zacks•4 hours ago
Intel, Google & Microsoft Discover New Low-Risk Chip Flaws
Intel (INTC), Google and Microsoft reveal new security bugs but these do not possess major threats as Spectre and Meltdown that surfaced in January.
- Forbes•4 hours ago
Storm Tracking And Jetpacks: What Else Could Fortnite's New Backpacks Hold?
The rollout of Fortnite’s new type of item, backpacks, has been a bit odd, as the new addition, jetpacks, are a limited time item, which is unusual for the game, and another one was accidentally released into the wild early. If so, what other functionality might backpacks have in Fortnite?
Market Realist•5 hours agoActivision Blizzard’s Most Important Metrics Right Now
Activision Blizzard’s (ATVI) digital revenue accounted for 74% of its total revenue in the first quarter. Electronic Arts (EA) and Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) have managed to increase their digital revenue, driven by the industry-wide transformation toward digital gaming. Digital revenue accounted for 74% of total revenue in fiscal 2016, and this figure rose to 79% in fiscal 2017.
- The Wall Street Journal•6 hours ago
The Morning Download: Microsoft, Google Reveal AI Efforts to Go 'Full Duplex'
Sign up here for The Morning Download, and get the most important news in business technology emailed to you each weekday morning. Subscribe to WSJ Pro Cybersecurity for in-depth coverage on cybersecurity trends, breaches and best practices. .’s Google illustrate dramatic shifts in the evolving conversation between humans and machines.
Reuters•7 hours agoIBM announces new hiring in France as CEOs meet Macron
IBM (IBM.N) announced new recruitment in France before a meeting between President Emmanuel Macron and the bosses of IBM and Microsoft (MSFT.O). IBM will hire about 1,400 people in France over the next two years in the fields of blockchain, cloud computing and internet of things, the company said on Wednesday. Microsoft's (MSFT.O) boss Satya Nadella and his counterpart at IBM, Ginni Rometty, are each scheduled to have one-on-one meetings with Macron later on Wednesday, before so-called "Tech for Good" workshops with them and heads of other tech companies Uber and Facebook (FB.O).
- Reuters•7 hours ago
IBM announces new hiring in France as CEOs meet Macron
IBM (IBM.N) announced new recruitment in France before a meeting between President Emmanuel Macron and the bosses of IBM and Microsoft (MSFT.O). IBM will hire about 1,400 people in France over the next two years in the fields of blockchain, cloud computing and internet of things, the company said on Wednesday. Microsoft's (MSFT.O) boss Satya Nadella and his counterpart at IBM, Ginni Rometty, are each scheduled to have one-on-one meetings with Macron later on Wednesday, before so-called "Tech for Good" workshops with them and heads of other tech companies Uber and Facebook (FB.O).
- Investopedia•13 hours ago
Netflix Stock Could Break Out From Ascending Triangle
Netflix, Inc. ( NFLX) shares have risen 1.38% over the past week toward the top of an ascending triangle pattern. While most analysts have been very bullish on the streaming content provider, there are some concerns over rising content costs, particularly amid rising competition from The Walt Disney Company ( DIS), Amazon.com, Inc. ( AMZN) and Hulu, which could put upward pressure on development costs. Earlier this month, Media Tech Capital Partners analysts speculated that Microsoft Corporation ( MSFT) would try to buy Netflix to get into the streaming business without having to acquire its own content portfolio.
- InvestorPlace•14 hours ago
President Trump Unexpectedly Made Tech Stocks Great Again
Among high-volume sectors, the technology market, overall, has been unusually choppy. The benchmark Technology Select Sector SPRD Fund (NYSEARCA:XLK) was down more than 3% at one point. As we entered the spring season, it wasn’t clear which direction tech stocks would take.
- Forbes•15 hours ago
GDPR Is Great News For Google And Facebook, Really
Politicians are trying to build walls around Alphabet and Facebook. In April, the Wall Street Journal ran a big story about Europe, privacy and the coming crackdown. It’s a lesson in scale, network effects and unintended consequences. FILE- In this March 29, 2018, file photo the logo for Facebook appears on screens at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York's Times Square.
- MarketWatch•21 hours ago
How America has gotten worse for working mothers (just ask Serena Williams)
The French Tennis Federation said this week it will not award a seed to the Olympic and Wimbledon championSerena Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian attend the wedding of Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Windsor Castle on Saturday. The French Tennis Federation said this week it will not award a seed to Serena Williams at this year’s French Open. The 36-year-old Williams has won 23 Grand Slam titles and was ranked No. 1 in the world when she played in the 2017 Australian Open, which was early in her pregnancy.
InvestorPlace•yesterdayGame On: 3 Reasons to Buy Nintendo Ltd/ADR Stock Right Now
No one was expecting the Switch to be as wildly successful as it has. While NTDOY stock is already up a quick 16% so far in 2018, Nintendo stock has traded sideways since mid-January. Could that change going forward and is NTDOY stock actually a screaming-good buy right here?
- Fortune•yesterday
What Slack Is Doing to Connect With More Businesses
It wants businesses and coders to take more "actions."
- CNBC•yesterday
Pure Storage CEO says companies need to keep data 'hot' to work with AI, which will drive business
Artificial intelligence is all about big data. Pure Storage CEO Charles Giancarlo says older, tiered storage systems that rank data by age aren't nimble enough to grant researchers quick access to the data they will need. As interest in the cloud grows, companies like Amazon, Google and Microsoft fuel Pure Storage's business.
Market Realist•yesterdayWill Qualcomm Pull the Plug on Its Server Business?
In an earlier part of the series, we saw that Qualcomm (QCOM) is facing competition in its dominant market of smartphones because of trade tensions between the US and China. It is also facing challenges in its efforts to diversify in the fast-growing markets of IoT (Internet of Things) and automotive through the acquisition of NXP Semiconductors (NXPI). Amid these challenges, Qualcomm has been making efforts to enter new markets—such as PC, server, and wearables—organically.
- American City Business Journals•yesterday
Pure Storage CEO upbeat after stock stumbles 6% despite strong results
The Mountain View company's shares have doubled in the past year but they dropped by nearly 6 percent Tuesday.
- Zacks•yesterday
Amazon Focuses on LATAM: Should Google & Microsoft Worry?
Amazon (AMZN) is planning for AWS operational expansion in Latin America which is likely to intensify competition with Google Cloud and Azure.
- Zacks•yesterday
Microsoft Ramps Up AI Portfolio: Should AMZN, AAPL Take Note?
Microsoft (MSFT) acquires Semantic Machines to strengthen AI capabilities and gain competitive edge in the market.
- Quartz•yesterday
Google Sheets is becoming a viable alternative to Microsoft Excel for most spreadsheet users
Google Sheets is becoming more and more like Microsoft Excel. Last month, Google released a major update of its web-based spreadsheet program. The most important new addition is macros, a way to automate tasks. Microsoft Excel has had the feature for over a decade. The Sheets version closely mirrors what you can do in Excel.…
- Reuters•2 days ago
Microsoft, Google find fresh flaw in chips, but risk is low
The newest chip problem, known as Speculative Store Bypass or "Variant 4" because it's in the same family as the original group of flaws, was disclosed by security researchers at Microsoft Corp and Alphabet Inc's Google on Monday. The Meltdown and Spectre flaws, which emerged in January, can allow passwords and other sensitive data on chips to be read.
