Microsoft's shares dropped 10% following a disappointing earnings report that revealed Azure revenue growth of 39%, which fell slightly short of market expectations. The decline marks the worst performance for the tech giant in nearly six years and has contributed to a broader downturn in the Nasdaq, which fell approximately 1.5%. As investor confidence wanes amid increasing competition from rivals like Amazon and Google, concerns about Microsoft's ability to maintain its edge in the cloud market continue to grow.
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“Microsoft · said · Azure revenue · grew 39% year-over-year”
“Microsoft Corp. · Last · Change · +2.93”
“Microsoft · reported Azure revenue growth · 39% year-over-year”
“Microsoft · said Azure revenue grew · 39% year-over-year”
“A deeper link with OpenAI · could influence how Amazon competes with · Microsoft, Google and Meta · for large enterprise AI workloads”
“Deeper alignment with OpenAI · could help · AWS defend share against Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud”
“Microsoft · slid · about 10% · after reporting earnings”
“Microsoft · delivered · another impressive quarter of growth · in Q2 results”
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