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Microsoft has made available for download Service Pack 2 for Office 2000. According to the WinInformant Windows enthusiast site, the latest collection of fixes "includes updates for system administrators that need to rollout Office in corporate settings.
Microsoft Corp., attempting to move its business forward despite a loomingbreakup ruling in federal court, plans to unveil a portion of itsnext-generation Internet technology today.
Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson may have skewered Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) in the latest round of action in its antitrust case with the Department of Justice, but that didn’t stop shareholders at the company’s annual meeting from welcoming executives with a hearty standing ovation.
As both sides in the Microsoft Corp. (msft) antitrust trial rush to paint their perspective of the software giant’s future -- niggling over handfuls of words and phrases throughout a flurry of last-minute legal documents -- their filings are spotlighting a geeky nugget of technology that for years has spelled dominance for Microsoft: the API.
Napster Inc. may be trying to deflect the heatfrom a recording industry lawsuit by addingMicrosoft Corp.
Once again, Macworld's editors have selected the hottest new products introduced at Macworld Expo. To be eligible, the product had to receive its public debut at Macworld Expo New York.
The 19 states participating in the antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT)have not yet reached a consensus about "the best remedies we mightseek in the Microsoft case," according to Iowa Attorney General, Tom Miller. His statement came amid a flurry of speculation following the findings of fact by U.
The Wall Street Journal asked executives, lawmakers and lawyers what a settlement -- or a court-ordered remedy -- might look like. The Justice Department says it isn't ruling anything out; some states say they may seek a breakup.
Charter Communications, Paul Allen's cable company, priced its shares at $19 a pop for trading Tuesday. The company is one of the whoppers among this week's offerings, which also includes Expedia, the spin off of Microsoft's online travel business, and United Parcel Service, a back-door e-commerce stock.
Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT) Tuesday said it will move ahead with long discussed plans to offer its Office productivity software online as a service by the end of the year.