Microsoft Corp.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer that the company would “be huge no matter what.”

Recruiters, job seekers and salespeople weren’t able to use the Microsoft-owned business social network, and advertisers couldn’t show ads on it.

He planned to tell lawmakers that private sector companies should be required to be transparent about significant breaches of their systems.

Apple may have reclaimed its spot as the top smartphone maker in the world, but its share price performance has lagged. Here’s what could be next.

Hermann Hauser told CNBC that Graphcore has opposed the deal in a “major submission.”

Oracle stock had its best day since March after an article suggested the company could have potential in cloud computing. Oracle isn’t a cloud leader, though.

Industry watchers and participants think that Apple has a good chance to validated and revolutionize augmented reality like it did with smartphones.

The price of a bitcoin has gone up almost $50,000 in the past year — here’s everything you need to know about the world’s biggest cryptocurrency

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates expressed concern about the role social media played in the GameStop trading frenzy.

Bill Gates told CNBC that social media sites could slap Trump’s future false posts with labels.

Bill Gates said Tesla is “the biggest single contribution to showing us that electric cars are part of how we solve climate change.”

Google can benefit by gaining a growing data-processing service, while Databricks gains a new avenue for accumulating revenue.

Despite a banner year for blank-check firms in the U.S., Europe has largely missed out on the SPAC boom.

A Salesforce and Slack deal would bring together two companies seeking to challenge Microsoft, the largest software company.

Gates said he’d rather spend money on measles vaccines than traveling to space in a rocket.

Spotify is the latest tech company to shift to a flexible work model following the Covid-19 pandemic.

CEO Chuck Robbins told CNBC the company wants to make virtual participation in an in-person meeting less “terrible.”

Cisco sees revenue growth returning in the next quarter.

Minority-owned private equity firm Corlex Capital is partnering with former NBA center Theo Ratliff to raise money for restaurant franchising.

Cloud stocks hit records for a fifth day in a row. Ari Wald of Oppenheimer names an under-the-radar pick to ride the more gains.