Microsoft’s Earnings Continue to Ride Pandemic-Fueled Demand for Cloud, Videogaming

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Microsoft posted strong earnings fueled by pandemic-era demand for cloud-computing services and videogaming, with total sales rising 12%

The results surpassed Wall Street expectations on revenue and profit for the quarter ending in September.

 

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