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Microsoft faces a critical patent review by China's Supreme People’s Court regarding its user interface technology, which could impact its Windows and Surface products in China. The outcome of this case is significant as it may set a precedent for how software patents are treated globally, influencing tech giants beyond Microsoft.
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Standard Oil Was a Rapacious Octopus. How the Beast Was Tamed.
The giant industrial companies of the past were eventually broken up—but it wasn’t easy. The next target: the tech giants.
China Patent Ruling On Microsoft Interfaces Weighed Against Valuation Upside
China’s Supreme People’s Court is reviewing a high profile patent dispute involving Microsoft’s user interface technology. The case follows multiple unsuccessful attempts by Microsoft to invalidate the patent at lower courts. The outcome could affect Windows and Surface products in China and influence how software and interface patents are treated for global tech firms. Chinese IP authorities have highlighted the case for its legal significance, drawing both domestic and international...
Why Microsoft (MSFT) Shares Are Sliding Today
Why Microsoft (MSFT) Shares Are Sliding Today
Why Microsoft (MSFT) Shares Are Sliding Today
Shares of technology giant Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) fell 4% in the afternoon session after investors reacted to its massive spending on artificial intelligence, which overshadowed an otherwise strong first-quarter earnings report.
Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Apple Just Reported Earnings. I Think This Was the Best Report of Them All.
One of these tech giants posted accelerating growth and expanding margins -- and didn't need to commit hundreds of billions to AI infrastructure to do it.
Review & Preview: All Good Now
Review & Preview: All Good Now
Review & Preview: All Good Now
REVIEW PREVIEW NEWSLETTER A Software Revival. For long stretches of the last decade, tech stocks drove much of the market’s gains. The AI boom supercharged that trend, until it didn’t. Early in 2026, in fact, tech was the market’s kryptonite, with once-hot software companies largely to blame for the trouble.