Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft has long said that what is good for its partners is good for the software giant. To prove the point, Microsoft launched the Startup Accelerator

Microsoft quietly announced Wednesday that it is making the source code for its .NET Framework freely available to developers – but with limits.

Microsoft has revealed more of its software-plus-services plan to better compete with online competitors, announcing new hosted services targeted at

Microsoft this week extended by five months the length of time that PC manufacturers and retailers can sell new systems with Windows XP instead of Vista

In a roundabout acknowledgment that its Dynamics branded products are not just targeted toward mid-sized businesses, Microsoft announced Thursday it is

Microsoft quietly announced in a pair of blog posts this week that it has passed the OpenAJAX InteropFest 1.0 interoperability tests, meaning that its

Just days after TJX Companies reached a tentative settlement with millions of consumers who had their credit or debit card data stolen, the Canadian

By many accounts, Ray Ozzie stepped into some big shoes just over a year ago when he took over Bill Gates' day-to-day role as Microsoft's chief software

Microsoft announced Monday it has begun the long-expected beta test of the first service pack for Windows Vista. In addition, it has also begun shipping

At the end of an already slow summer buying season, a majority of companies are still not ready to deploy Windows Vista, according to a new survey of

Microsoft Wednesday launched Office PerformancePoint Server 2007, a key component of the company's business intelligence play around its Office 2007 suite

As the dust starts to settle from Microsoft's defeat in its appeal of the European Commission's (EC) decision in Monday's dramatic antitrust ruling, it