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The U.S. government's antitrust suit against Alphabet Inc's Google on Tuesday could deliver a huge opportunity for Microsoft Corp to increase usage of its Bing search engine, an unexpected epilogue years after it abandoned a long campaign for legal relief.

In this episode of Motley Fool Money, Chris Hill chats with Motley Fool analysts Jason Moser and Ron Gross about the latest headlines from Wall Street. They start the show with the new lineup of smart devices announced recently. An edge platform stock plummets on reduced revenue

The software giant is set to report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings after the closing bell Wednesday.

The U.S. government's antitrust case against Alphabet Inc's Google appears strong, but could face an uphill battle from a business-friendly judiciary that may question whether a free search engine beloved by consumers has actually left them worse off, several legal experts said.

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

We believe that Progress Software stock (NASDAQ: PRGS) has an upside potential of 11% post pandemic, as business IT spending recovers to pre-corona levels. Progress Software, provider of solutions for developing and deploying business applications, trades near $40 currently and

The U.S. government's antitrust case against Alphabet Inc's Google appears strong, but could face an uphill battle from a business-friendly judiciary that may question whether a free search engine beloved by consumers has actually left them worse off, several legal experts said.

Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday told employees whose work can be done from home that they can do so until June, extending the timeline on a return to office due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Free-to-play fantasy game "Genshin Impact" from Shanghai-based developer Mihoyo is proving a hit beyond its home market, raking in money with a controversial payment system and creating a potential breakout moment for China's gaming industry.

NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Google has met its Microsoft moment. The U.S. Justice Department is suing the Alphabet-owned unit, slamming its dominance in online search. The presidential election in November may do litt

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced today that it would partner with Elon Musk's SpaceX and others to bring cloud computing to the "final frontier." The initiative, dubbed Azure Space, will use the services of a combined fleet of low-orbit spacecraft and traditional satellites to

Qualcomm Inc on Tuesday said it will produce chips for 5G telecommunications networking gear, marking the first entry by a major American technology company into a market dominated by European and Chinese firms.