Artificial Intelligence·Business·News·TechnologyMicrosoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) Stock Rises 0.57% to $500.84 on September 23: Stifel Upgrades to Buy, Target $575Stifel's Brad Reback says Microsoft is 'getting back on track' as Copilot weekly engagement reaches parity with Outlook and Teams. by Amanda Graham September 24, 2026 3 mins read Microsoft's Copilot AI software has reached Teams-level weekly engagement across enterprise deployments. [Image Source: Getty Images/Fortune] Share this Linkedin X Facebook Telegram Pinterest Whatsapp Email Share this Linkedin X Facebook Telegram Pinterest Whatsapp Email Related Posts ChatGPT Images 2.6 Adds GIFs, but Its Speed Claims Have Limits Dow Jumps About 3% After Midterm Elections as Oil Prices Fall Microsoft Says Windows 11 Is Up to 40% Faster at Multitasking on 8GB PCs Amanda GrahamAmanda Graham is a journalist at The Eastern Herald covering economic and business developments, current affairs and major developments across the world of sports.Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment. Latest from Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT Images 2.6 Adds GIFs, but Its Speed Claims Have Limits by Technology Desk Anthropic Blocks Claude Game Clones, Leaving Developers Seeking Clarity by Technology Desk Gemini Personal Intelligence Reaches Android Auto by Technology Desk Apple, Google Teen Controls Fall Short in ‘Nudify’ Test by Technology Desk Iran’s Speaker Warns Gulf Funds: No Money for AI Firms ‘Aiding Invasions’ by Akihito Muranaka ASUS’s First Intel Arc Card Targets Local AI With 32GB of Memory by Technology Desk Intel Targets 700 TOPS for Razor Lake-AX Robots in 2028 by Amanda Graham Apple Tightens App Store Rules Against AI ‘Nudify’ Apps by Technology Desk China Orders AI Export Registration, Spares Chatbot Access by Akihito Muranaka Grok Voice 3.0 Tops a Speech Index but Responds Slower Than Version 2.0 by Technology Desk