Stuart J. Johnston

Caught off guard by accusations that its mice and other hardware products are being produced under prison-like conditions, Microsoft said it has officials

Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) browser lost nearly a percentage point in market share in March, according to the latest statistics from Web analytics

In a move that may help buoy sales of Windows 7 during the final quarter of its fiscal year, Microsoft said that participating retailers will offer steep

Microsoft plans to open two more of its branded retail stores, which will bring the total number of outlets to four. Earlier this year Apple reported it

A federal appeals court declined Microsoft's petition for the entire court to rehear its appeal of a king-sized patent infringement verdict that went

One of Microsoft's longest running antitrust adversaries may no longer be on its fight card. A U.S. District Court judge for the District of Maryland

Microsoft's online service aimed at helping consumers manage and plan their energy usage is getting taken for a ride. However, that's a good thing,

A new survey shows that early adopters are overall quite happy with their switch to Windows 7. The survey, conducted by market research firm Forrester

A new survey of Microsoft security vulnerabilities shows that the vast majority of them can be effectively mitigated while users wait for systems managers

As Microsoft struggles to fight off several high-visibility patent lawsuits, an ophthalmologist in Wisconsin has filed another patent infringement suit

Ford Motor Company announced it has sold its two-millionth vehicle equipped with the Sync in-car communications and infotainment software that it

Microsoft has only recently begun delivering its so-called "choice screen" for browser selection to consumers in Europe, but it's apparently already