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Big tech rivals are giving Amazon a chase

Company's cloud division, Amazon Web Services, is generating substantial profits

Nick Wingfield: Microsoft gets serious with mobile

The company has brought more of its apps and services to the Apple and Android devices people actually use, rather than the ones Microsoft would like them to use - those that run Windows

Microsoft looks to Windows 10 for jolt in mobile realm

On Wednesday, Microsoft plans to unveil details about Windows 10, a new operating system for PCs, at an event at its headquarters outside Seattle

Nick Wingfield: Now, anyone can buy a drone. Heaven help us

With the price of drones falling, the machines have emerged as central characters in stunts from the puckish to the criminal

Microsoft changes tack, makes its Office suite free on mobile

The old Microsoft hemmed and hawed about creating Office apps for mobile platforms from Google and Apple, pushing its Windows platform instead

Nokia buy helps Microsoft increase sales by 25%

Microsoft's Nadella sets off furore on women's pay

It's not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along: Satya Nadella

In games like Minecraft, tech giants see more than fun

Steve Ballmer quits Microsoft board

With Microsoft in sights, China starts to squeeze US tech firms

Microsoft lay-offs to cut up to 18k jobs

The cuts are the largest in company's 39-year history, representing about 14% of its workforce

Resisting mobile hurts Nintendo's bottom line

Gates gets emotional at Microsoft annual meeting

This was the company's last shareholder meeting with Steve Ballmer as CEO

In Nokia, Microsoft bets on Apple-like revival

Apple and Google have won the hearts and minds of developers, who design the apps that lure consumers to their devices

Silicon Valley and spy agency bound by strengthening web

For Apple users, a Google maps app

Former Washington political brawler now battles for Microsoft

Microsoft has long attacked Google from the shadows, whispering that Google was a privacy-violating, anticompetitive bully

Surface takes on iPad

Critics rave about Microsoft's Windows Phone