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Microsoft gives workers extra 12 weeks of paid parental leave due to COVID-19 school disruptions

Microsoft is giving its workers an additional three months of paid parental leave to deal with extended school closures due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)

Microsoft Ends Support for Windows 7, Potentially Putting Hundreds of Millions of PCs in Danger

A man looks at laptops featuring the Windows 7 operation system during a launch party in Taipei on October 23, 2009. (Credit: Sam Yeh/AFP/Getty Images)

Pope Demands Tech Companies Prevent Kids From Viewing Porn

Pope Francis celebrates the Pentecost mass-vigil in Saint Peter's square at the Vatican on June 8, 2019. (Credit: Alberto Pizzoli / AFP / Getty Images)

Microsoft Japan: 4-Day Workweek Boosted Productivity by 40%

Pentagon Awards Microsoft $10B ‘War Cloud’ Contract, Snubbing Frequent Trump Target Amazon

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Iranian Hackers Targeted a U.S. Presidential Campaign, Other Officials: Microsoft

76 Protesters Arrested After Stage-In at NYC Microsoft Store Over Its Work With ICE

Protesters outside a Microsoft store on 5th Avenue in New York City protest the company's contract with ICE on Sept. 14, 2019. (Credit: Yasi Razvan via CNN)

Microsoft Warns Windows 10 Users to Update Immediately Because of Vulnerabilities

Microsoft Paying More Than $25 Million to Settle Federal Corruption Case

Trump Administration Declines to Join Pledge to Combat Online Extremism After Tech Companies Vow to Work Together

Microsoft Solitaire Inducted Into World Video Game Hall of Fame

Microsoft Solitaire has been installed on more than a billion computers since its debut in 1990. (Credit: CNN)

A Look at Microsoft’s Latest Surface Lineup

Microsoft Pledges $500M to Tackle Seattle Housing Crisis

Bill Gates speaks at an event at Hunter College in New York City on Feb. 13, 2018. (Credit: John Lamparski / Getty Images)

Amazon Emerges as Most Valuable U.S. Company Amid Market Turmoil

Grocery Chain Kroger and Microsoft Partner Up to Take on Amazon

Signs identify Kroger and Microsoft outside the company headquarters. (Credit: Getty Images)