Microsoft Q4 revenue beats expectations on strong cloud growth

Carly Page
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Microsoft sees growth thanks to cloud, but Surface and Windows Phone sales slump

Microsoft's fourth quarter revenue has surpassed analyst expectations, which the firm has largely credited to strong growth in its cloud computing services.  Microsoft announced revenues of $23....

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