Despite reliable growth, Microsoft's unsexy stock has often failed to attract jaded investors. Its spectacular first-quarter earnings have changed that

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  Motorola's embattled CEO reflects on plans for new products and increased profitability after the handset maker showed signs of improvement last quarter

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  S&P's Tom Smith sees more strength for computer hardware stocks, thanks to healthy demand for PCs and wireless gadgets

  In an interview with BusinessWeek, the chipmaker's CEO offers his thoughts on the EU antitrust suit, chip demand, Apple, Congress, and more

  The iPod, iPhone, and especially the Mac fueled a record-breaking quarter. And Apple expects to beat the consensus again next quarter

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  The $240 million deal offers the software titan an appealing slice of online advertising—and a $15 billion valuation for Facebook

  On the online auction giant's new MicroPlace site, investors can lend as little as $50 to would-be small business owners around the globe

  The maker of the Web browser toolbar aims to mingle "social discovery" with the computing power of major search engines such as Google

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