Microsoft Corporation

NASDAQ: MSFT
$411.84
-$2.74 (-0.7%)
Closing price April 17, 2024
Microsoft Corporation is a global technology leader known for its software, services, and devices. It offers a wide range of products including the Office suite, Microsoft Teams, and cloud solutions like Azure. Microsoft also owns LinkedIn and provides dynamic business solutions through Dynamics 365. Its Intelligent Cloud services feature server products and enterprise services. The More Personal Computing segment covers Windows operating systems, Surface devices, and Xbox gaming. Microsoft markets its products to both consumers and businesses, selling through various channels including online and retail stores. Founded in 1975, Microsoft is headquartered in Redmond, Washington.
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