Stuart J. Johnston

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear Microsoft's appeal of a $290 million patent infringement award granted to a tiny Toronto company in 2009.

At its launch, on November 20, 1985, only a handful of tech enthusiasts thought that Microsoft's new Windows 1.0, and CEO and chairman Bill Gates' vision

The last update to Dynamics GP featured business intelligence tools, integrated web services, and great interoperability. Stuart Johnston reports on the

BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Microsoft held its annual shareholders’ meeting Tuesday and notably not at the top of the agenda for many in the audience was a preview

Microsoft announced Monday -- the first day of National Education Week -- that the state of North Carolina has signed up for the software giant's

As more PC managers begin, or follow through on, migrating from Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) to Windows 7, they are encountering one of the

Many recent studies and polls say the dam has broken -- or is in the process of breaking -- on deployments of Windows 7 in the enterprise. However, many

Microsoft filed suit against Motorola on Tuesday after, it said, it tried unsuccessfully to get the U.S. cell phone maker to license Motorola patents that

Business intelligence software firm Tableau claims that "No other platform allows companies to choose in-memory analytics on gigabytes of data or 'direct

A new study funded by Microsoft found that cloud computing uses less energy and releases significantly less carbon than running the same business

Sometimes, a small gift is the best kind -- especially when it comes to security patches. Stuart Johnston reports. The Thursday before Patch Tuesday,

At issue is how does Silverlight, which is currently in its fourth revision, fit into the scheme of handling media in a world that is increasingly