Google Alert - Microsoft

	Microsoft As-it-happens update ⋅ January 27, 2016
	FINANCE
	Stock price: MSFT (NASDAQ) $51.12 -1.05 (-2.01%) January 27, 2016 at 3:19:08 PM EST | Disclaimer Flag as irrelevant
	NEWS
	Computerworld Microsoft opens up co-authoring to third-party file sharing vendors. Take that, Google Docs Computerworld Microsoft Office has over 1.2 billion users worldwide. Now it is fair to say that many of those users are individuals and have no need for co-authoring, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Seeking Alpha Microsoft Earnings: All Eyes On Commercial Cloud Seeking Alpha Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) releases second quarter fiscal 2016 earnings on Thursday. The consensus analyst estimates for the quarter is $25.27 ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Amnesty International: Apple and Microsoft Using Batteries Made With Cobalt Mined By 7-Year-Old ... AnonHQ A new report by Amnesty International has accused Apple and Microsoft of using batteries made with cobalt mined by underage children in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	New cloud storage options for Office mobile and Office Online Office Blogs Since 2013, we've offered real-time co-authoring with Office Online documents stored in Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint Online. Today, we are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Surface Book Get New Top-End Models Technology in next level If the existing top-of-the-line Surface Book and the Surface Pro models weren't cutting it for you, Microsoft has introduced more powerful new models ... Flag as irrelevant
	Xbox Live Games With Gold For February 2016 Major Nelson J. R. the Hutt. Microsoft decided that instead of GoW2 Deutschlanders will be getting ten thousand Syrian immigrants in late February. Flag as irrelevant
	Egnyte Debuts in Microsoft's Cloud Storage Partner Program, Unveiling New Co-Authoring ... Egnyte Today, Egnyte announced the availability of an all-new Co-Authoring integration as a select member of Microsoft's Cloud Storage Partner Program. Flag as irrelevant
	This is What Microsoft's Vulnerability Patching Efforts Looked Like in 2015 SecurityWeek.Com Microsoft patched more than 570 vulnerabilities in its products in 2015, most of which affected the Internet Explorer (IE) browser and Windows UMC. Flag as irrelevant
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