Susan Kuchinskas

Message boards seethed with anxiety over news that Microsoft had received a patent for launching applications by double-clicking. After a spate of

Microsoft will offload maintenance of Microsoft Business Solutions' Solomon line of software to that company's original executives. The Redmond, Wash.,

Microsoft streamlined its chain of command for Microsoft Business Solutions this week. The company said division chief Doug Burgum will now report

Microsoft is headed back to court in Europe, where it will next week appeal the European Commission's $613 million fine and order to sever Media Player

Microsoft is breaking away from its small server image and is working on a version of Windows to run very large, very high-powered supercomputers. Known

SAN DIEGO -- Microsoft is in the process of bringing all of its server offerings into one system, complete with unified tools for development, management

SAN DIEGO -- Even as Microsoft continues to add functionality and features to its own products, it calls on partners to add more. In his keynote address

SAN DIEGO -- Security is still Microsoft's number one job, even as Redmond continues its drive to integrate applications, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer told

Xerox should never have gotten a patent on unistroke symbols, a U.S. Court ruled today. In a decision rendered late Friday, Judge Michael A. Telesca of

The company in charge of providing the Object Naming Service (ONS) for the developing "Internet of things" has a scheme to connect those names with

California State Senator Debra Bowen aims to protect consumers' privacy with two measures headed for the Senate floor. Two privacy measures authored by

Microsoft is ready and willing to help customers make a great leap forward in productivity and security, Bill Gates told top business leaders today.