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Windows Bounty Program Offers Up to $250,000 Per Bug

In a bid to make Windows 10 and Windows Server more secure, Microsoft turns to the wider security community and tempts them with very healthy cash rewards.

By Matthew Humphries

Business News

Microsoft: MS Paint Isn’t Dead, It’s Just Moving

After 32 years, MS Paint will move from being a standard feature of Windows to being available on the Windows Store.

By Matthew Humphries

Business News

Microsoft Paint Is Finally Dead — and the World Is a Better Place

The next Windows 10 update will not include MS Paint, first released with Windows 1.0 in 1985.

By Matthew McCreary

Business News

Microsoft Wants to Get Rural America Online Using TV Signals

The goal is to get two million rural Americans connected from 12 different states over the next five years using white space broadband.

By Matthew Humphries

Business News

Microsoft to Cut Thousands of Sales Jobs

CNBC reports that cuts will affect 'less than 10 percent of the company's total sales force,' or up to 3,000 jobs.

By Angela Moscaritolo

Business News

Microsoft’s ‘Zo’ Chatbot Picked Up Some Offensive Habits

Zo went cray-cray like Tay.

By Saqib Shah

Business News

Internet Companies Boost Anti-Terrorism Collaboration

Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube will work more closely together and with counter-terrorism officials to filter out extremist content from their websites.

By Tom Brant

Business News

Google Urges Congress to Revise Outdated Overseas Data Laws

The push comes after a series of contradictory rulings in the U.S.

By Mallory Locklear

Business News

Check Out This Augmented Reality Version of ‘Super Mario Bros.’ Iconic First Level

The developer jumps on Goombas and over gaps in this cool demo.

By Stephen J. Bronner

Business News

Bill Gates Takes Credit for a Classic Microsoft Game Coming Back, and We’re Not Sure If It’s a Joke

'How many empires do you need?' Gates joked.

By Matt Weinberger

Marketing

Marketing and Branding Wins and Losses From E3 2017

Makers of video games pulled a variety of stunts at this year's show.

By Stephen J. Bronner

Business News

Here Are the Best Tech Companies for Women to Work

Google, Facebook and Twitter didn't make the cut in this new study.

By Nina Zipkin

Business News

11 Hidden Tricks Inside Windows 10

Even if you think you know it all, you don't.

By Evan Dashevsky

Business News

5 Times Bill Gates Screwed Up, Including Failing at His First Startup and Getting His ‘Butt Kicked’ by Google

Even a man worth 12 figures (not a typo) makes mistakes sometimes.

By Matthew McCreary

Online Presence

19 Companies and Industries With Radically Awesome Parental Leave Policies

The Ironworkers union now offers female workers up to six months of paid maternity leave.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Business News

Apple Just Admitted That Your Next Business PC Shouldn’t Be A Mac Pro

They admitted that they blew it.

By Gene Marks

Business News

Use Windows? Microsoft Might Know a Ton About You.

With the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update, Microsoft will give users the option to limit the sharing of their diagnostic data, or open the floodgates.

By Tom Brant

Business News

Sorry Windows, Android Is the World’s Most Popular OS

Android eked out a win against Windows for global OS market share, according to StatCounter.

By Angela Moscaritolo

Business News

Bill Gates Imagines His Team Up With Elon Musk

The Microsoft co-founder talked about what sort of company he and the Tesla CEO could run together.

By Nina Zipkin

Business News

The Craziest Patents by Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Google and More

From Apple's paper bag to IBM's Out of Office email system -- these companies go to great lengths to protect their ideas.

By Rose Leadem

Business News

Apple, Microsoft and Other Tech Giants Will Support Transgender Student’s Case

PayPal, eBay and IBM will also sign the amicus brief to support his legal battle.

By Mariella Moon