MSFT Stock Today — August 28, 2026
Microsoft shares rose 1.93% Friday to close at $515.37, extending a 28% one-month surge built on Azure's record $100 billion revenue milestone and a
HUL’s Margin Shrinks Even as FMCG Volumes Grow, as Rural India Pulls in Two Directions
India's fast-moving consumer goods sector grew volumes 7% in Q1 FY27 but Hindustan Unilever's gross margin contracted 80 basis points as palm oil and
NFL Roster Cuts 2026: J.J. McCarthy Trade Rumors, OBJ’s Audition and the Ashton Jeanty Scare
Sunday's 53-man deadline has three NFL careers at simultaneous crossroads: J.J. McCarthy is trade bait in Minnesota, Odell Beckham Jr. faces a Giants cut,
Trump Renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America,’ Canada Says the Old Name Stays Forever
Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America,' escalating his trade war with Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney invoked
Iran War at Six Months: 6,000 Sailors Stranded in the Strait of Hormuz
Six months after the US-Iran war began, 6,000 sailors remain stranded in the Strait of Hormuz as Washington and Tehran contest who controls the
Gigi Hadid Says Bradley Cooper Is ‘the Right Person’ as Paris Rings Ignite Talk
The supermodel told Vogue France her relationship with Bradley Cooper offers 'an ability to be deeply honest' unlike anything she's known before, speaking publicly
Brazil’s Congress Moves to Ban Casino Games From the Betting Market It Built Two Years Ago
Brazil's Workers' Party has introduced two bills to ban casino games or repeal the Bets Law outright, backed by President Lula ahead of October
Bitcoin Reclaimed $80,000. Short Sellers Paid for a Lot of It.
The traders who spent July betting bitcoin lower were right for about four weeks. Then roughly $4 billion of their positions were closed out
The Clause Keeping Europe’s Border Queues Down Expires on September 6
For most of the summer, the thing standing between a Schengen arrivals hall and a four-hour queue has been a clause allowing border guards
A Judge Voided a Visa Ban Covering 75 Countries. The Refusals Go With It.
Applicants who had already satisfied the public charge test were refused anyway because of the passport they carried. A federal judge in Manhattan vacated
Iran Sets Conditions for Reopening Strait of Hormuz, Demands End to US Blockade and Sanctions
Iran's SNSC Secretary Mohsen Rezaei has named Tehran's formal conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz: the US must end its blockade, lift sanctions,
Epstein Files: DOJ Risks Contempt as Todd Blanche Cites Wrong Law in Federal Register Filing
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche submitted a six-month-old letter to the Federal Register claiming it satisfied Judge Emmet Sullivan's Epstein files court order, but