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U.S. stocks extended losses Wednesday, led by declines from technology as shares of the world's largest software company dropped 2.7 percent.

Shares of the cloud computing company hit a 52-week high on reports the world's largest software company is evaluating a bid.

The networking giant announced Worldwide Operations Vice President Chuck Robbins will replace Chambers in the corner office.

Microsoft’s 3D virtual-reality display technology creates environments so real you’ll forget where you are and may not want to go back.

Microsoft is planning a staggered rollout for its new operating system, with versions for smartphones and other devices coming later in 2015.

The two companies are already partnering in a number key areas in the cloud.

Microsoft’s co-founder said the new OS reminds him of the very first version of Windows -– Windows 1.0.

CEO Satya Nadella says the cloud is now the company’s most important battlefield.

Microsoft hopes its support of other operating systems will increase the number of apps that run on its Windows tablets and phones.

At Build 2015, CEO Satya Nadella said his company is focused on providing cloud services like Azure to connect devices, even those from rivals Google and Apple.

Moves like the unveiling of Windows 10 at this week's Build conference show CEO Satya Nadella is serious about fixing Microsoft's past mistakes.

Former President Bill Clinton accepted $2.5 million from 13 major companies that lobbied the U.S. State Department during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.

The Finnish company said it has no plans to manufacture handsets before 2016, as per its agreement with Microsoft.

The Nasdaq hasn't seen such heights since the dot-com bubble in 2000.

The e-commerce giant revealed sales figures for its cloud computing unit, Amazon Web Services, for the first time.

But sales of the software maker’s core product, Windows, continue to decline as consumers opt for phones and tablets powered by Android or Apple’s iOS.

This is the pinnacle week for earnings season for the S&P 500, with major tech companies among those reporting quarterly results.

A disclosure about the Microsoft operating system comes from the CEO of a major supplier of microprocessors for PCs.

Under a new agreement, the struggling company will be able to show more of its own ads on desktop search results.

The chipmaker, which has lost ground to ARM and Qualcomm in the market for silicon that power smartphones and tablets, is looking to rebound.

The online professional networking site is stepping into the business of multilingual skills- training videos.