Microsoft today announced a $10 billion (approx. ¥1.6 trillion) investment in Japan from 2026 through 2029, built around three pillars: Technology, Trust, and Talent. The commitments include expanding ...

The company's recent reorganization of AI leadership shouldn't worry investors. Microsoft is shuffling its AI team to better position itself to make money from AI. And through its efforts, it's ...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is once more turning its lens on Microsoft. The tech company will be the focus of an investigation by the regulator to see if it can be assigned strategic ...

Over the years, generative AI has exploded in usage, but the party is coming to an end. For a while, the industry operated in some sort of "subsidy window" where giant AI labs and venture capitalists ...

MS NOW's overhaul of its programming is signaling that it is leaning into its liberal identity, network insiders say. On Wednesday, MS NOW announced a major shuffling of its on-air talent coming in ...

Microsoft has had a big presence at this year’s Game Developer’s Conference, providing fans with a glimpse of the future of Xbox with a sneak peek at a potential Xbox Development Kit alongside ...

Andréa Mallard has spent the past seven years leading marketing at Pinterest. Now she has joined Microsoft AI as its new chief marketing officer. “AI is already the most consequential technological ...

Domain-Specific, Enterprise-Ready AI Agents Support Continuous Planning Across Finance, Supply Chain and Merchandising. January 21, 2026 — Board, one of the leading Enterprise Planning Platforms, ...

A specialty menu item near the Indiana University campus has grown into a meaningful fundraising effort rooted in family, food and football. The Mendoza Bros. Burger — a Cuban-inspired collaboration ...

Have you ever wanted to save approximately three seconds and two mouse clicks when shopping online? Microsoft has something special just for you. The company just introduced something called Copilot ...

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Every business leader I meet right now is asking a version of the same question: How do we get AI right? Most frame it as a technology problem—which model, which tool to buy, which data to fix. But ...