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Microsoft's TikTok Acquisition Bid Rejected; Oracle Still in the Running
'ByteDance let us know today they would not be selling TikTok's U.S. operations to Microsoft,' the company says. Several reports indicate that Oracle has secured the winning bid.
Xbox Series X Launches Nov. 10 for $499, Pre-Orders Open Sept. 22
Microsoft's next-gen Xbox Series X console launches the same day as Xbox Series S. Your move, Sony ...
Report: Walmart Wants to Jointly Acquire TikTok With Microsoft
'We are confident that a Walmart and Microsoft partnership would meet both the expectations of U.S. TikTok users while satisfying the concerns of U.S. government regulators,' the retail giant tells CNBC.
Twitter Is Reportedly the Latest to Explore a Deal With TikTok
It's very early, but would be huge if it moved forward.
Microsoft Confirms It's in Talks to Acquire TikTok in the U.S.
It's not a done deal. 'These discussions are preliminary and there can be no assurance that a transaction which involves Microsoft will proceed,' the company says.
Microsoft Is Permanently Closing Its Retail Stores
The stores in London, NYC, Sydney and on the Redmond campus will be converted into Experience Centers.
How to Change Your Background in Microsoft Teams
Zoom is not the only video-conferencing platform that allows you to customize your background. Microsoft Teams also lets you to change your messy or boring room into a fun or professional scene.
Microsoft Set to Push Windows 10X and Surface Neo Releases Back Until 2021
A Microsoft exec reportedly told his team that the platform won't be out before 2020 ends.
Amid Pandemic, Microsoft Alerts Dozens of Hospitals Vulnerable to Ransomware Threat
Microsoft said it warned 'several dozens of hospitals' about vulnerabilities in their networks that could be used to deliver ransomware to their IT systems.
Tech Company Trillion-Dollar Valuations Crumble
On March 23, only Microsoft still had the symbolic $1 trillion-plus market capitalization after the COVID-19 crisis killed off billions in tech-company value. (Apple's back too, for now.)
Big Tech to Meet With the White House to Discuss Coronavirus
Representatives from Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Twitter will attend a White House meeting Wednesday to discuss their response to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Politico reports.
Coronavirus Home Testing Kits Are Coming to Seattle
The Gates Foundation is backing the safer medical testing tech.