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TSM posts 48% topline growth in April 2025, exceeding analyst estimates. Trump's Taiwan criticism leads to investment in US plants.

In a landmark move, tech billionaire Bill Gates has pledged to donate 99% of his remaining tech fortune to the Gates Foundation.

OpenAI has appointed Instacart CEO Fidji Simo to the newly created role of CEO of Applications, reporting directly to Sam Altman as the artificial intelligence powerhouse restructures its leadership to prepare for future AI advancements.

OpenAI is reportedly planning a major leadership reshuffle by hiring a senior tech executive to oversee key divisions, while CEO Sam Altman focuses on core AI research and infrastructure.

Bill Gates urges wealthy nations to lead in achieving net zero emissions, citing global responsibility. Innovation is key but challenges remain.

OpenAI plans to cut Microsoft's revenue share from 20% to 10% by 2030, signaling a major shift in their high-profile AI partnership.

Workday Inc. (NASDAQ: WDAY) earns a Buy rating from WestPark Capital, citing its underpenetrated ERP market share and AI-driven growth strategy. Despite $8B+ in revenue, it holds just 2% of the $100B+ ERP market—offering major upside potential.

OpenAI, led by Sam Altman, has decided to retain nonprofit control over its for-profit operations, scaling back its transition to a public benefit corporation amid legal pressure and investor demands.

Study shows AI chatbots not significantly increasing productivity, with some workers even facing extra tasks. Calls into question tech leaders' claims.

Microsoft announced Thursday it will raise Xbox console prices globally, with U.S. models increasing by up to 27% as the gaming industry grapples with new tariff pressures. The move follows similar price hikes from Sony Corp. (NYSE: SONY) and production delays from Nintendo Co. (OTC: NTDOY).

Microsoft shares are trading higher Thursday after the company beat third-quarter earnings expectations and gave strong revenue guidance.

Microsoft analysts raise their price targets after a strong third-quarter that saw AI and cloud growth and a blowout performance from Azure.

Microsoft plans to leverage its cloud services and customer-centric solutions to not only survive a recession but also grow by helping businesses manage economic challenges.

A look at the highlights from Microsoft's third-quarter financial results and key numbers to know.

Microsoft offers a quarterly dividend amount of 83 cents per share ($3.32 a year). Here's how to earn $500 monthly: Start with the yearly target of $6,000.

Microsoft gearing up to report Q3 earnings. Stock is up, but enterprise spending may dampen mood. Azure growth and AI/security demand key factors.

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton has joined critics urging regulators to block OpenAI's restructuring, warning it could undermine the company's original mission to develop AGI for the public good.