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Prices on Windows Azure fall by as much as 65 percent.


Guthrie becomes permanent head of the group he has led since February.


Leblond was one of several Windows unit executives left without a clear role in last September’s reorganization.


Not bad, Microsoft. Not bad at all.


The change comes after revelations the software giant read a blogger’s email to identify employees suspected of leaking information.


In an interview, the Microsoft executive says the company wants to take advantage of all platforms.


Answers to this week’s tech questions.


Apple confirms that Microsoft didn’t get any special deal in offering subscriptions through in-app purchase.


It’s easy to hate on trolls, but many respected companies are also taking advantage of U.S. patent law.


It’s more than just porting the Windows version to the iPad, Nadella says.


After all the rumors, Office for iPad is finally here. Was it worth the wait?


Microsoft is aiming to show that it understands it is in a world of mobile devices that aren’t running Windows.


He’s the kind of under-the-radar exec who is critical to the turnaround at the Silicon Valley Internet giant.


Yes, the losses are huge, but there’s a lot more to Box than what you see today, its CEO says.


De-gunk your tech with this guide to deleting old apps and their permissions, erasing browser history, and cleaning out programs you no longer use.