Microsoft is set to soar past $4 trillion in market valuation for the first time on Thursday, as a blockbuster earnings report helps the tech behemoth become the second company after Nvidia to surpass the milestone.

Microsoft valuation surged past $4 trillion after markets opened on Thursday after beating expectations for second-quarter revenue, becoming only the second company in history to hit the milestone since AI chip designer Nvidia broke the record just weeks earlier.

Microsoft is reportedly considering a stricter in-office policy that could require its Redmond employees to work on site three days per week.

Microsoft is scaling back Chinese firms’ access to its cybersecurity early warning system after a SharePoint hack linked to state-sponsored attackers raised concerns of data misuse.

Microsoft (MSFT) recently extended its partnership with the NFL, focusing on AI advancements that enhance various aspects of football operations. The company's share price experienced an 11% rise over the last quarter,

Gaming company ZeniMax Media has announced 62 layoffs in Cockeysville, part of wider job cuts in Maryland and beyond as the video game industry undergoes a structural reset amid rising costs and

Microsoft is creating a new "advanced shader delivery" feature for the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally handhelds that might make loading games faster and more stutter-free. The company teased the upcoming feature alongside the announcement of the launch date for the first Xbox-branded handhelds and the company's new compatibility system for figuring out if games will run well on handhelds.

The tech giant is required to regularly provide U.S. officials with its plan for keeping government data safe from hacking. Yet a copy of Microsoft’s security plan obtained by ProPublica makes no reference to the company’s China-based operations.