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Earnings season is here, and the U.S. stock market relies heavily on the tech sector and other mega-caps for broader gains.

Microsoft will roll out Android app support to Windows 11 in February - SiliconANGLE

Microsoft does it again. As is par for the course with its recent string of quarterly reports, the tech giant brought in a lot of money, this time to the tune of $51.7 billion.

Microsoft's cloud services, Windows and Office helped increase the company's revenues in last quarter, but gaming hardware growth was low

Microsoft’s revenue increased no less than 20%

Microsoft reported strong revenue and profits for its fourth-quarter 2021 earnings, but was vague in describing how many users Windows 11 actually has.

Redmond surfs the demand for PCs and cloud services, reporting huge profits and revenues.

Microsoft's quarterly sales topped $50 billion for the first time. Jefferies' Brent Thill discussed earnings on CNBC's "Closing Bell".

Despite investor guidance last quarter that Surface revenue would be down, it was actually up 8% this quarter, driven by Surface Laptop. Windows OEM licensing was also up by a massive 25%, suggesting that, yup, the PC is back.