Microsoft Corp

Microsoft’s stock dips amid AI‑cost worries, but the firm pivots to deep‑fake detection, offering a new revenue path that could reshape investor confidence.

Microsoft Q2 FY2026 earnings preview: how Azure growth, AI integration and regulatory risks shape investor sentiment and long‑term tech strategy.

Microsoft’s share‑price swings reveal how Azure’s 21.5% growth, AI bets, regulatory risks, and competitive pressures shape investor sentiment—an insider view for informed decisions.

Microsoft’s latest moves—from closing its campus library to launching a Michigan data‑center and boosting carbon‑credits—boosted shares while sparking investor debate on cost, culture, and ESG impact.

Microsoft’s next earnings reveal growth driven by cloud, new product integration in Microsoft 365 Copilot, and data‑center power‑efficiency moves.

Microsoft’s new agentic AI suite, Copilot Checkout, transforms retail by automating merchandising, marketing and fulfillment, cutting stockouts, boosting same‑day delivery and driving smarter, privacy‑safe decision‑making across global stores.

Microsoft’s acquisition of AI‑driven data‑engineering firm Osmos fuels Azure’s growth, giving analysts confidence that the tech giant can capture 15% of the enterprise AI‑data‑platform market by 2027 while boosting long‑term cash flow.

Microsoft’s AI‑cloud strategy, powered by its OpenAI tie‑up, fuels $43.1 B cloud revenue, yet hardware margins, regulatory scrutiny, and Project Silica’s uncertain ROI pose risks—learn how the tech giant balances growth and innovation.

Microsoft’s AI‑centric strategy fuels Azure growth, yet investors still demand quick revenue. Explore how AI, cloud, and ecosystem lock‑in shape its near‑term profits.

Microsoft’s AI push meets climate goals: Why the stock dips yet still offers growth, new Copilot deals, and 300 kt of carbon‑removal plans.