Submitted: Jul 8, 2008 - In the latest installment of the Microsoft-European Union dispute, Microsoft has told a European Union court that a €899 million ($1.36 billion) is too high. The software giant has put together six points for why it thinks the fine should be lowered or canceled completely.
Submitted: 3 days ago2008-10-08T11:22:00-07:00 Creditors are lining up around what's left of WaMu (WM), and Microsoft (MSFT) is joining the scrum.…
Submitted: Yesterday2008-10-10T06:45:50-07:00 There’s no doubt that the current economic meltdown is hurting a lot of businesses. At the sharp…
Submitted: 5 days ago2008-10-06T09:27:29-07:00 Shares of Microsoft Corp. , the world's largest software maker, sank Monday amid a broader market…
Submitted: 2 days ago2008-10-08T22:54:41-07:00 AP - Microsoft Corp. will be releasing games developed by top Japanese designers for its Xbox 360…
Submitted: Yesterday2008-10-10T10:35:11-07:00 With the stock market going nowhere but south these days, it is no surprise to see many shares…
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