Microsoft profits down 15 per cent as falling PC sales take their toll
But our cloud revenues are positively booming, claims Microsoft, while not actually revealing them
Revenues at Microsoft fell by one-tenth in the last quarter of 2015, while profits fell by 15 per cent, both largely as a result of falling PC sales. Revenues were down by 10.1 per cent from $26.47bn...
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