As government lawyers move on Microsoft, what's at stake for the rest of us?

Loeffler will soon choose between defense funds for her state and Trump's personal spite for social media companies

Learn how to use this powerful suite of tools to analyze data

First Microsoft fired its volunteers -- then turned around and rehired them. Does Microsoft understand the software business?

The variety of these computer devices is about to explode. Is it a cornucopia or a mess?

Redmond's observers keep counting on the software giant to become a Net company. What's wrong with that?

A Wall Street Journal reporter says in a new book that even though Gates screwed up Microsoft's future he still might "shoot the moon."

Government's new power grab extends beyond intelligence gathering to stopping basic crime. Here's who's resisting

Microsoft has your number: By Andrew Leonard. Will Office's new registration scheme stop software pirates or hassle users?

Believers in a prosperous "new economy" weigh in on the market's relentless decline.

Microsoft broke the law, says the appellate court. But the company is still a long way from losing the biggest antitrust case in a generation.

Senator says Microsoft demanded more sympathetic voices at next week's hearing -- or Bill Gates wouldn't show.