MSFT - Microsoft Corporation
| Previous close | 100.86 |
| Open | 101.37 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 3000 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 3000 |
| Day's range | 101.12 - 102.51 |
| 52-week range | 68.02 - 102.69 |
| Volume | 26,180,792 |
| Avg. volume | 29,401,382 |
| Market cap | 782.688B |
| Beta | 1.28 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 68.88 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.48 |
| Earnings date | 19 Jul 2018 |
| Forward dividend & yield | 1.68 (1.68%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 2018-08-15 |
| 1y target est | 111.06 |
- TechCrunch•12 hours ago
Microsoft is buying AI startup, Bonsai
If all of the big tech co’s agree on one thing at the moment, it’s that
- Bloomberg Video•9 hours ago
Silicon Valley's History With the Border Wall
Jun.20 -- Silicon Valley's desire to win government contracts complicates its desire for comprehensive immigration reform. Bloomberg's Karen Weise has more on "Bloomberg Technology."
- Bloomberg Video•9 hours ago
How EY and Microsoft Are Unlocking New Uses for Blockchain
Jun.20 -- Blockchain enthusiasts have been boasting all the various solutions and applications for the technology. Now EY and Microsoft are pairing up to use blockchain within the gaming industry. EY Global Innovation Blockchain Leader Paul Brody joined "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss.
- The Wall Street Journal•6 hours ago
[$$] Microsoft Buys AI Startup Bonsai to Boost Cloud Efforts
Bonsai, whose backers included Y Combinator and Matrix Partners, specializes in building software to help computers run autonomously.
- Motley Fool•8 hours ago
Here's What's Wrong With Oracle Corp. Today
The database veteran is touting its cloud-computing results with less clarity nowadays, leaving analysts and investors to wonder what's really going on behind the scenes.
- Bloomberg•9 hours ago
How EY and Microsoft Are Unlocking New Uses for Blockchain
Blockchain enthusiasts have been boasting all the various solutions and applications for the technology. Now EY and Microsoft are pairing up to use blockchain within the gaming industry. EY Global Innovation ...
- MarketWatch•12 hours ago
Dow extends losing streak to seven sessions
MARKET PULSE U.S. stocks closed mostly higher on Wednesday, as a rally in technology shares lifted the Nasdaq to its latest in a series of records, though the Dow extended a recent losing streak to a seventh straight session.
- Barrons.com•13 hours ago
[$$] Microsoft, Six Flags, and Other Income Plays
David L. King, a veteran portfolio manager, takes a strikingly holistic view of income investing, whether it’s common stock dividends, convertible bonds, or other investments that pay a stream of cash. “The confusion on specialization is that the rules are different” for the various types of income investment, “but the analysis is not different,” he said in an interview this week. King’s advice for dealing with rising interest rates: Be flexible and take a longer-term view.
- Market Realist•13 hours ago
Are Microsoft and Google Out to Cut Amazon Down to Size?
Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google have come up with technologies and services that could help traditional retailers give Amazon (AMZN) a run for its money defending its e-commerce dominance. Google’s Express and Shopping Actions programs are aimed at helping retailers boost their online sales. Walmart (WMT) and Target (TGT) are among the traditional retailers that have adopted Google’s e-commerce services to try to expand their online presences.
- CNBC•13 hours ago
Former Citrix chief Mark Templeton takes over at cloud start-up DigitalOcean
A fast-growing start-up that offers simple cloud infrastructure has brought in a seasoned public company CEO.
- Motley Fool•13 hours ago
Microsoft Is Revamping Its Mobile News Offerings Now, Too
The software giant has plenty of experience in the news business.
- MarketWatch•14 hours ago
Microsoft acquires AI startup Bonsai
MARKET PULSE Microsoft Corp. (msft) said Wednesday that it has bought Berkeley, Calif.-based artificial intelligence startup Bonsai AI Inc. Microsoft stock is up 1.2% to $102.11 in early afternoon trading amid a broad rally among tech stocks.
- Engadget•15 hours ago
Microsoft follows Google with its own overhauled news app
Microsoft has overhauled its MSN News app for mobile. As you might expect,
- Reuters•15 hours ago
EU Parliament committee votes for tougher EU copyright rules to rein in tech giants
Google (GOOGL.O), Facebook (FB.O), Microsoft (MSFT.O) and other tech giants could face more curbs on their market power after a European Parliament committee voted in favour of tougher copyright rules on Wednesday. The copyright rules, proposed by the European Commission two years ago, are designed to take account of the growing role of online platforms, forcing them to share revenues with publishers and bear liability for copyright infringement on the internet. The vote by the Legal Affairs Committee is likely to be the Parliament's official stance as it heads into negotiations with EU countries on a common position, unless dissenting lawmakers force a vote at the general assembly next month.
- CNBC•15 hours ago
Microsoft acquires Bonsai to help with its artificial intelligence push
Microsoft has bought another small artificial intelligence start-up as it seeks to commercialize the technology.
CNBC•16 hours ago3 email hacks Bill Gates used to tame his inbox at Microsoft
Bill Gates revealed how he tackled his emails at Microsoft each day in a 2006 Fortune article.
- The Wall Street Journal•17 hours ago
[$$] Microsoft Distances ICE Contract From Family Separations as It Denounces Policy
Corp. executives joined other tech leaders in denouncing the U.S. handling of migrant families but stopped short of heeding calls from some employees to end work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement over the agency’s role in separating children from their parents. described the Trump administration’s border policy as “simply cruel and abusive, and we are standing for change,” in a letter to employees that he posted online Tuesday.
- Motley Fool•17 hours ago
Here's How Microsoft Is Investing in AI
The tech giant is adding artificial intelligence to its core products and services as it aims to tap this nearly $4 trillion market.
- Forbes•18 hours ago
Weird: 'The Walking Dead' May Announce Shane's Return At Comic-Con
What was just guessing a few days ago when Jon Bernthal was spotted hanging with his former Walking Dead castmates in Georgia now appears to be a reality. Not only is Bernthal apparently returning to The Walking Dead as Shane in some capacity, but AMC is reportedly also taking the opportunity to announce this fact at Comic-Con by having him be a part of the Walking Dead panel there, according to Deadline. Though my sources are telling me that this is purely speculative on Deadline's part, so who knows. Bernthal has gone on to do great things after his two season tenure on The Walking Dead, most recently with a starring role as Frank Castle in Netflix’s Punisher series, which I have to assume will also have a presence at Comic-Con.
- CNBC•19 hours ago
Oracle falls 7% after company reduced visibility into its cloud business
Oracle didn't disclose information about the part of its business that competes with Amazon Web Services.
CNBC•19 hours agoYour first trade for Wednesday, June 20
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
- Forbes•19 hours ago
Despite Fortnite's Rise, 'PUBG' Is The Fifth Best-Selling Video Game Ever
While it’s a common refrain that PUBG is now likely to be playing second fiddle to Fortnite for the foreseeable future, it’s easy to forget just how well the original (“original”) battle royale game has done for itself.
- Reuters - UK Focus•21 hours ago
EU Parliament committee votes for tougher EU copyright rules to rein in tech giants
Google, Facebook (Swiss: FB-USD.SW - news) , Microsoft (Euronext: MSF.NX - news) and other tech giants could face more curbs on their market power after a European Parliament committee voted in favour of tougher copyright rules on Wednesday. The copyright rules, proposed by the European Commission two years ago, are designed to take account of the growing role of online platforms, forcing them to share revenues with publishers and bear liability for copyright infringement on the internet. The vote by the Legal Affairs Committee is likely to be the Parliament's official stance as it heads into negotiations with EU countries on a common position, unless dissenting lawmakers force a vote at the general assembly next month.
