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Inside Connie Ballmer’s record-breaking gift—and how it could reinvent NPR for podcasts, apps, and a post-radio media world.

All you need is an active subscription to Xbox Game Pass, and you can access games from a multitude of devices.

The reason isn't revealed in the released email.

The plaintiff is seeking damages for emotional distress and physical injuries resulting from playing video games.

Former Blizzard leader Mike Ybarra questions Microsoft’s rationale behind Xbox console price rises, citing profits as the main factor.

Almost 2,000 flights into, out of, or within the United States were canceled on Friday morning.

The late sex offender and financier reportedly threatened to expose the Microsoft cofounder's affair with a Russian bridge player.

The 'Call of Duty' news is good for Nintendo players, and even better for those in support of Microsoft's previously announced Activision acquisition.

The Federal Trade Commission filed an antitrust lawsuit against the tech giant, arguing the acquisition deal would suppress competitors and harm consumers.

Bill Gates doesn't sound all that impressed with NFTs or the crypto space, joking in a new interview about the impact of "expensive digital images of monkeys."

After announcing the decision in 2021, Microsoft has officially canned Internet Explorer after almost 27 years in favor of its new web browser, Edge.

In an interview with the 'Sunday Times,' Microsoft founder Bill Gates said he would "marry Melinda all over again" despite their divorce last year.

'Fortnite' maker Epic Games joined forces with Microsoft to raise $144 million over a two-week span with proceeds going to Ukrainian relief organizations.

In a new interview with Gayle King, Melinda French Gates opens up about her decades-long marriage to Bill Gates, as well as their recent divorce.