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Apple tops Microsoft as world’s second-most valuable company after stock rally

The surge in shares was fueled by the iPhone 17 outselling the iPhone 16 in China and the U.S., according to a report from Counterpoint Research.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

GitHub code now has ‘data residency’ in Australia

The Microsoft-owned developer platform says the move facilitates organisations in highly regulated industries like banking to store their code in Australia.

  • By Shivaune Field
  • Business Journalist

Sam Altman-Elon Musk feud timeline: AI billionaires bark over Trump-endorsed Stargate AI project

Altman and Musk were OpenAI’s founding co-chairs in 2015, but their relationship has devolved into name-calling and lawsuits.

  • By Derek Saul
  • Forbes Staff

Cloud companies like Oracle, Amazon and Microsoft would lose millions to a TikTok ban

The tech giants all have large cloud contracts with TikTok — and they’ll have to end service on them by January 19 unless a court intervenes.

  • By Emily Baker-White
  • Forbes Staff

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Nvidia eclipses Microsoft as world’s second-largest company

Nvidia shares’ outlook still looks “pretty darn good” after its valuation increased tenfold over the last two years, remarked one analyst.

  • By Derek Saul
  • Forbes Staff
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It’s not you, it’s me: Sydney quantum lab’s break up with Microsoft

David Reilly worried that breaking up with Microsoft had thrown his Sydney-based quantum computing team’s future into peril… Then the phone started ringing.  

  • By Mark Whittaker
  • Forbes Staff

Microsoft earnings: Stock tanks as AI business growth worse than expected

A leader in all things technology for decades, the profitable but often plain Microsoft received a jolt over the last two years as analysts declared Microsoft the immediate winner in the AI rave, though it disappointed investors Tuesday.

  • By Derek Saul
  • Forbes Staff

The 10 richest people in the world lose $66 billion in a day

The billionaires behind Tesla, Alphabet, Meta, LVMH and more saw their fortunes plunge in the billions on Wednesday following a rash of earnings reports that disappointed investors.

  • By Sarah Young

Meet the billionaires banking on an American cricket league

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Reliance chairman Mukesh Ambani, and other deep-pocketed investors worth a collective $126 billion own franchises in Major League Cricket. But launching a new major sports league in the United States has long been a sticky wicket.

  • By Sofia Chierchio - Contributor

‘In the billions’: What will the CrowdStrike outage cost the Australian economy?

AMP’s chief economist tells Forbes Australia the global cost will be in the billions. Australia’s Minister for Cyber Security says the CrowdStrike update fallout may take weeks to recover from.

  • By Shivaune Field
  • Business Journalist
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