The Latest Breaking News from Microsoft

xAI is being led by veterans of DeepMind, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and others—and of course, Musk himself.

WASHINGTON - Chinese-based hackers seeking intelligence information breached the email accounts of a number of US government agencies, computer giant Microsoft said.

While it looked like there was perhaps at least a small chance that long-stashed Israeli point guard Yam Madar might finally join the Boston Celtics this coming season, instead Madar finds himself embroiled in a contract dispute.

Hackers are using tools for cracking games to escalate privileges on compromised devices.

The Call of Duty series has drawn criticism in recent years, and new leadership could be exactly what the series needs.

A CNBC report claimed that Microsoft and the UK CMA had already agreed to a small "divestiture" to get the deal approved. Turns out that was likely false. Here's what's happening next.

China rejects allegations that its hackers targeted Western accounts, accusing the US of spreading ‘disinformation’.

Microsoft is making it easier for OneNote users to preview videos from Stream (on SharePoint) in OneNote. The experience is shipping for OneNote for Windows users exclusively.

Despite macroeconomic challenges, retail sales are expected to grow this year thanks to easing inflation and a strong labor market. Therefore, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong retail stocks Murphy USA (MUSA), ODP Corporation (ODP), and Sally Beauty Holdings (SBH). Keep reading.