Strength in core businesses helps software maker meet earnings goals, but revenue is a little less than expected.
Microsoft hits Wall Street targets
Microsoft hits Wall Street targets
Microsoft CRM 3.0 90-day trial versions for released languages
90-Day Trial Version for Microsoft CRM 3.0
90-Day Trial Version for Microsoft CRM 3.0
The software vendor's updated SSE technology aims to help applications such as calendaring tools to process RSS feeds more effectively.
Microsoft Revises Simple Sharing Extensions for Easier RSS
Microsoft Revises Simple Sharing Extensions for Easier RSS
The European Union's competition chief rejects Microsoft's claim that the U.S. software giant will provide the ultimate documentation needed to avoid a $2.45 million daily fine.
EU's Kroes Cautious on Microsoft Source Code Offer
EU's Kroes Cautious on Microsoft Source Code Offer
Gary Flake will oversee unit that merges software giant's research and product development arms.
Microsoft taps ex-Yahoo researcher to head 'Live Labs'
Microsoft taps ex-Yahoo researcher to head 'Live Labs'
Temporary files may be left on server disk on SharePoint Servers
.NET Framework 1.1 Temporary File Explosion on SharePoint Servers - Windows Server 2003
.NET Framework 1.1 Temporary File Explosion on SharePoint Servers - Windows Server 2003
Temporary files may be left on server disk on SharePoint Servers
.NET Framework 1.1 Temporary File Explosion on SharePoint Servers - Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows XP
.NET Framework 1.1 Temporary File Explosion on SharePoint Servers - Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows XP
Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator Version 2.0 (build 1653).
Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator Version 2.0 (build 1653)
Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator Version 2.0 (build 1653)
The next version of Office has long been known by its code name, Office "12." But the product, which is due out later this year, is drawing closer to getting an official moniker.
Does "Office 12" equal Office 2007?
Does "Office 12" equal Office 2007?
Washington state and Microsoft say they filed civil suits against a New York-based company for violating the state's anti-spyware law, and call for cooperation between technology companies and government to crack down on Internet fraud.
Washington AG, Microsoft File Spyware Scam Suit
Washington AG, Microsoft File Spyware Scam Suit
Updated: Microsoft Corp. will license some of its secret software blueprints in an effort to avert fines of up to €2.5 million a day for failing to comply with European antitrust penalties, the U.S. company said.
Microsoft Offers Blueprint License to Avert Fines
Microsoft Offers Blueprint License to Avert Fines
Sample Javascript implementations of Simple Sharing Extensions for RSS.
Simple Sharing Extensions for RSS - Javascript Tutorial
Simple Sharing Extensions for RSS - Javascript Tutorial
Company praises McKennas use of spyware law to help protect Washingtonians.
Microsoft Joins Washington Attorney General McKenna to Help Protect Consumers From Spyware Deception
Microsoft Joins Washington Attorney General McKenna to Help Protect Consumers From Spyware Deception
An appeal by Microsoft against a landmark antitrust decision by the European Commission will be heard beginning April 24.
Microsoft Hearing to Appeal EU Move Set for April
Microsoft Hearing to Appeal EU Move Set for April
Microsoft's top lawyer says that the company will take new compliance steps to meet requirements set by the European Commission.
Microsoft to License Windows Source Code
Microsoft to License Windows Source Code
Announcement underscores Microsoft commitment to resolve compliance issues by giving licensees access to its source code.
Microsoft Goes Beyond EU Decision by Offering Windows Source Code
Microsoft Goes Beyond EU Decision by Offering Windows Source Code
With Research in Motion's BlackBerrys in danger of a shutdown for patent violations, Microsoft is ready to exploit the opportunity with its own push e-mail offering.
Microsoft takes aim as RIM battles in court
Microsoft takes aim as RIM battles in court
Microsoft is on the defensive over its decision to hand over search data to the U.S. government, saying the company would never compromise the privacy of its customers.
Microsoft defends decision to give up search data
Microsoft defends decision to give up search data
