Stuart J. Johnston

In the wake of the resignation of Microsoft Business Division President Stephen Elop, who announced late Thursday that he'll soon take over the CEO post

Intel's planned acquisition of security vendor McAfee sparked widespread speculation that other security players are also potential acquisition targets.

As Internet Explorer 6's (IE6) usage share declines, Microsoft is growing more aggressive about convincing users to upgrade away from the older browser.

Microsoft is reaching out to nonprofit organizations in an effort to expand a jobs program it started that's designed to provide easy access to technology

As mobile takes an increasingly central role in all aspects of computing, the leading vendors fight unflinchingly for market share. Here's Microsoft's

Microsoft said it has begun shipping a Bing app for Verizon Wireless' Android-based mobile phones, and the company is readying the app to run on other

Governor Bob McDonnell of Virginia announced Friday that Microsoft has decided to open a next-generation data center in the southern part of the state.

After the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) declared a rival's XML patent valid last month, Microsoft's legal team has decided to shoot the moon,

Microsoft this week added new features to the Web-based versions of its Office productivity applications, finally giving them features that most users

Microsoft is touting engineering giant CH2M Hill as its latest example of how its Hyper-V virtualization platform is beating out VMware. Privately held

The date was Aug. 24, 1995, and hundreds of media and influential corporate customers were crammed into a circus tent on Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) campus

Microsoft is apologizing to customers for an outage that kept some of its cloud computing users from being able to access their enterprise applications