Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot, but action over the past two weeks has proven much more bullish. On Wednesday, following the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates by half a point, Microsoft stock fell 1% to 430.81. On Wednesday, news reports said Microsoft is teaming up with money management titan BlackRock and MGX, a venture fund based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, to invest in AI infrastructure, including datacenters and energy generation. Read More...
Enterprise software juggernaut Microsoft, like most tech stocks, had started September on the wrong foot, but action over the past two weeks has proven much more bullish. On Wednesday, following the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by half a point, Microsoft stock fell 1% to 430.81. On Wednesday, news reports said Microsoft is teaming up with money management titan BlackRock and MGX, a venture fund based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, to invest in AI infrastructure, including datacenters and energy generation.
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