Cloud computing helps Microsoft increase revenues by 14 per cent in first quarter results
Strongly rising cloud and services revenues - including from LinkedIn - more than offset lower product sales
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was also keen to highlight the strong performance of 'marketing solutions' at LinkedIn
Microsoft has reported revenues up 14 per cent in its first quarter to the end of September, attributing the strong revenue rise to demand for cloud computing services. Revenues increased to $33.06...
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