Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) shares fell nearly 4% in extended trading after the company disclosed record capital expenditure of $35

Guggenheim analyst John DiFucci raised his rating on Microsoft's stock to buy from neutral on Monday. With that, all 61 firms polled by FactSet give the stock a buy or equivalent classification. DiFuc

Fears that artificial intelligence investments have been overhyped sent the tech-heavy Nasdaq down 1.2% by approximately 2:45 p.m. ET.

Microsoft's Q1 beat estimates, but shares fell on spending and slower Azure growth. Read here for a deeper investment analysis of MSFT stock.

Microsoft shares are trading lower on Thursday following the company's quarterly results. Here's a look at what's going on.

Wall Street’s final holdout on Microsoft stock finally joined its peers by upgrading shares to Buy, calling the technology company a clear artificial-intelligence beneficiary.

Alphabet was a bright light among the Magnificent 7 stocks today after the Google parent's quarterly revenue topped $100 billion for the first time.

Major stock indexes declined Thursday as investors digested several big tech earnings reports and awaited more after the closing bell.

Stocks traded mostly to the downside Thursday with shares of companies in the tech sector leading declines as Meta Platforms and Microsoft fell following the release of their quarterly earnings.These stocks were moving Thursday:Meta Platforms missed analysts’ third-quarter earnings expectations and the stock declined 10%.

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently provided insights on. Cramer discussed the stock during the episode and said: “Alright, Microsoft’s in a tough spot. It’s basically become an enterprise monopolist,