Microsoft’s 50th birthday got interrupted by employees protesting.
Microsoft held a special 50th anniversary event at its headquarters earlier today. During Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman’s ...
Microsoft, Redmond celebrates 50 years of change: From small startup to AI trailblazer
Microsoft has become a global behemoth, through chapters that have included Windows, phones, gaming, the cloud and a few tussles with the federal government.
‘Shame on you’: Bill Gates, Microsoft bosses face pro-Palestine protest at company's 50th anniversary event | WATCH
Microsoft employees protested against AI's role in Israeli military actions in Gaza, claiming the tech giant supports ...
Satya Nadella shares when 3 Microsoft CEOs walk into a room on Microsoft’s 50th anniversary and get interviewed
Microsoft celebrates its 50th anniversary with a conversation featuring Satya Nadella, Bill Gates, and Steve Ballmer, ...
Anti-Israel protester infiltrates Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebrations
You claim that you care about using AI for good but Microsoft sells AI weapons to the Israeli military,” shouted the ...
How Microsoft's AI chief measures consumer inroads for Copilot
As Microsoft CEOs past and present gathered here to celebrate the company's 50th birthday, one leader said he is targeting a particular metric's improvement to guide his strategy on artificial ...
Protester interrupts Microsoft Copilot keynote, says company has ‘blood on its hands’
A protester interrupted Microsoft's Copilot-focused keynote Friday afternoon, calling attention to the company's reported ...
Inside Microsoft’s 50th: Iconic moments, strong memories, and the realities of the outside world
It had been eleven years since Microsoft's three CEOs had appeared together on stage, and the public reunion Friday of Bill ...
Microsoft CEOs interrupted by another employee protestor: ‘shame on all of you’
In the second major disruption of today’s 50th anniversary event at Microsoft’s headquarters, another employee stood up and ...
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says companies need to continue to invest despite tariff turmoil
As President Trump’s tariffs continue to roil markets, former Microsoft ( MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer says the best thing companies can do is continue to power through and invest in what they can.