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CEO Satya Nadella confirmed via an employee email that Qi Lu has left the company due to medical reasons. Lu has been heading key businesses such as Cortana, Bing, and Office.

It has been reported this week that Twitter is willing to sell its business after a difficult few years. Microsoft has joined companies like Google, Salesforce, and Verizon as interested parties, but all may be put off by the $30 billion price tag.

The company has already said it will cut 2,850 jobs during this year. Hundreds of positions have now been shed in Redmond and notably in London, where the Skype office will be closed.

Microsoft has made their Spatial Audio technology available to developers for HoloLens, Unity and UWP. According to the Redmond giant, the concept could revolutionize the way we listen to music, movies, and video games.

A new Outlook on the web update overhauls the people pane and contact cards, improves search relevance and adds featured people to contact lists.

The Project Sonoma app is a Slack-like offering for service professionals. Microsoft appears to have acquired the developer behind the software.

The first quarterly financials for LinkedIn since Microsoft bought the company have been released. The results confounded analyst predictions, but there is plenty of room for improvement.

The new Service Agreement states Microsoft will block Xbox Live accounts using terrorist content. The company has update the sign-in period to maintain a gamertag and made numerous other changes.

Microsoft has broken language barriers by introducing Cantonese text translation and integrating it with Skype for Windows Desktop.

Despite this, the company experienced a year on year decline of seven percent in revenue, and a large drop in device sales. At the forefront of this fall was the Phone market, which declined by 71 percent.

The leak features altered Start Menu, UI and apps list and includes pretty much everything that Microsoft has introduced with the Surface Hub so far.

The Editors at MIT named “technological change” as the reason for this swift climb and noted, “When we included Microsoft on last year’s list for...

Microsoft has announced a partnership with Facebook to connect North American and Europe with a line of cable that will deliver high-speed data connections.

The company is talking about the ways it is at the forefront of Industry 4.0 this week, with several collaborations highlighted at Hannover Messe 2016.

The Kaizala app is a work chat service and a competitor to hot startup Slack, developed by Microsoft Garage, it is available now for Android users.

The cloud storage application will soon allow users to scan a document with a device camera and upload it directly as a PDF, with Microsoft currently beta testing the feature.

Microsoft reportedly mulled over, yet ultimately passed on, a massive offer to purchase the cloud-based messaging app Slack.

Microsoft has posted a 12% decline in its 2016 quarterly revenue, while the revenue from Bing Search has gone up by 23% with earnings of more than $1 billion in the first quarter. The company recorded a decrease of 1% in its operating income at $5.8 billion, an increase of 2% in its net income at $4.6 billion, and an increase of 6% increase in its earning per share at $0.57.

According to different sources, Google is in talks to participate in a fundraising round in messaging startup Symphony Communication Services LLC. The service is currently backed by some Wall Street banks.