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Investors said that Microsoft's stock performance was "sub-par". After its quarterly earnings release last Thursday, Microsoft stock decreased by almost 10% of its value.
Yesterday, Microsoft said that it will be using a 67-year old law to fight botnets. Using a law which dates back almost 70 years, giant tech company Microsoft announced today that it will be charging forward in the industry's long battle against spam bots.
Amazon was expected to release a report that would signify growth ranging from US$14.5 billion to US$16.2 billion.
According to analysts, Apple Inc would only cut US$50 on the original price of iPhone so that it could maintain gross margins range of 36%-37%.
Apple bought back three times more share than expected. Apple recently had a major share buyback spree. The company bought back 36 million shares instead of the scheduled 10 million.
LG Innotek Co. and Inventec Corp., Apple's suppliers, led the rally after tech titan released its earnings report.
According to UBS, Apple needed to enhance it services and earn from new products for US$500 each stock.
The instant messaging app from China, WeChat, would expand globally by using the biggest personalities in the sports industry.
