Microsoft is bigger than Google, Amazon and Facebook. But now lawmakers treat it like an ally in antitrust battles.
Microsoft has carved out a distinct reputation among policy makers, distancing itself from the political scrutiny embroiling its top competitors in Washington
In 2019, when LinkedIn began asking for Chinese users' phone numbers, it was clear that the professional social network would have to follow a different set of rules in the country. This past October, Microsoft announced it would bring an end to LinkedIn's Chinese version -- which still functioned largely the same as the "global" one barring, extra requirements like cell number verification. On December 13, Microsoft introduced a LinkedIn alternative called InCareer on China's App Store and third-party Android stores.
Microsoft reorgs legal team, lays out plan to ‘earn the public’s trust’ amid heightened tech regulation – GeekWire
In a new memo obtained by GeekWire, Microsoft President Brad Smith laid out how the company plans to navigate increasing technology regulation across the
Why This New Look for MSFT Stock Is Far More Fitting | InvestorPlace
Prior to the pandemic disrupting everything, MSFT stock had a reputation for being a safe but boring investment. But now, those qualities are even more valuable for both conservative and risk-tolerant investors.