Cloud becomes Microsoft's biggest business

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Cloud becomes Microsoft's biggest business

Beats the street and keeps on growing in US$33bn quarter.

Microsoft reported its Q4 2019 results last week and beat analysts' estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and profit, driven by continued sales increases from its cloud business and sending its shares to all-time highs. Revenue growth in Azure was 64% in the fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30, ...

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