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Cramer called Microsoft a buy after strong earnings, while remaining more cautious on Alphabet.
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Microsoft’s global outage and fixes: What we know
Some of Microsoft’s most popular products, including Outlook, Teams and Copilot, stopped working across the world. Burt the company says it is seeing “encouraging recovery progress”.
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Microsoft says sorry for 24 hours-long global outage
Microsoft said server issues were behind the incident but there was no malicious activity.
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Governments, businesses, individuals were disrupted globally as server failures stretch into second day.
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Hospitals, GPs, police forces and property agents have had to find a workaround for Microsoft packages
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