Two long-time Microsoft board members step down
GlaxoSmithKline CEO Emma Walmsley may become a new MIcrosoft board member, if approved, while two other long-time members departi
GlaxoSmithKline CEO Emma Walmsley may become a new MIcrosoft board member, if approved, while two other long-time members departi
Microsoft is discontinuing internal use rights for product licenses, as well as cutting previously included on-premises support incidents provided to its reseller partners.
Complaints about alleged gender harassment and discrimination are the subject of an email thread that's worked its way up the chain of command inside Microsoft, according to a new report.
Microsoft has morphed into an interesting blend of practicality and aspiration these days. Here's what that meant for the company in 2018 and how it could shape Redmond in 2019.
Finding Microsoft-authored product and strategy information is becoming increasingly challenging. Here are a few resources that might help.
Microsoft is stepping up its gaming presence with more expansions into gaming content, hardware, and, at some point, a game-streaming service.
Microsoft is said to be creating a new Mixed Reality Studio and bringing together a number of its AR/VR/MR assets into a new organization.
Microsoft's One Commercial Partner chief, Ron Huddleston, looks to be leaving, capping off a year of sweeping changes for the company's sales and partner organization.
Microsoft veteran and former Windows and Office exec Julie Larson-Green is leaving the company "to pursue new adventures."
Get ready for a new Microsoft 365 bundle, updates to SQL Server for Windows, and Bing and Skype for Business. ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley analyzes the top news stories from Microsoft's Ignite event.
