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The temporary tattoos let you interact with connected devices, possibly turning your wrist into a smartphone touchpad.

Excel is wildly efficient, but only if you learn how to navigate it.

The company said in May it would cut 1,850 jobs in its smartphone business, most of them in Finland.

Microsoft buying LinkedIn will give strategic-minded first-movers a huge advantage.

Sharp growth in its commercial cloud computing business helped lift Microsoft Corp.'s quarterly revenue above Wall Street's expectations.

A federal appeals court on Thursday said the U.S. government cannot force Microsoft Corp. and other companies to turn over customer emails stored on servers outside the United States.

Entrepreneur Network partner Evan Carmichael shares the lessons he learned from Microsoft that he applied to save his own business.

Some PR gaffes could have been avoided through a better understanding of company values.

Two of the world's richest businessmen are ringing in their silver anniversary today. Their friendship wasn't always 'Oreos for breakfast' and heart-to-heart calls. The mogul mates got off to an 'awkward start.'

Monsanto will join a Brazilian investment fund with up to 300 million reais ($92 million), managed by Microsoft, evaluating ideas for new digital tools to be applied to agricultural production in the country, executives said.

The tech giant has been on a mission to roll out the newest version of its operating system to the world.

Allen's move coincides with a surge of new businesses planning to sell internet access, Earth imagery, climate data and other services from networks of hundreds of satellites in low-altitude orbits around Earth.

We'll give you a hint: It gives the Windows maker a network of professionals that will potentially buy its services.

'Today is a re-founding moment for LinkedIn,' Reid Hoffman, chairman of LinkedIn's board, said in a statement.

The Redmond, Wash., software giant is throwing a party close to and immediately after Apple's big shindig. Here's why this blatant bite into Apple is an effective tactic.

Plus: Burger King combined a Whopper with a burrito.

Jonathan Tinter, corporate vice president at Microsoft, said the company was keen to tap into Xiaomi's young, affluent and educated users by having its products pre-installed on their devices.

Plus: A new app is beating out Uber in the Middle East.

Microsoft is willing to financially support companies that are building awesome apps for HoloLens, or that are creating tools for the Azure cloud that help developers make and market their software.

The new division will be more like Google Ventures, which takes risks on young companies for a potentially huge return.

Plus: Taco Bell may be giving away free tacos for the NBA finals.