Google Alert - Microsoft Exchange

	Microsoft Exchange Daily update ⋅ June 4, 2022
	NEWS
	Microsoft delays next version of Exchange Server to 2025 after missing deadline - Neowin Neowin Microsoft has announced that the next version of Exchange Server will now launch in 2025. It has blamed cyberattacks on on-premises Exchange ... Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft Says the next Exchange Server Will Arrive in 2025 - WinBuzzer WinBuzzer Microsoft will not release the next Exchange Server until 2025, although Exchange Server 2019 will get a new update. Flag as irrelevant
	How a Strong Dollar Hits Microsoft, Other Big U.S. Companies - WSJ The Wall Street Journal Microsoft cut its earnings guidance, citing the impact of foreign-exchange rates as the stronger U.S. dollar takes a toll. Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft Postpones The New Version of Exchange Server To 2025 - Research Snipers Research Snipers However, the company did not meet this deadline due to a global attack by malicious games on existing Exchange servers. As Microsoft has refocused its ... Flag as irrelevant
	The role of mobile email management in the enterprise - TechTarget TechTarget Securing access to Exchange. Many organizations use Microsoft Exchange Server to manage corporate email, which has controls that IT teams can use to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asian shares rise, China trading closed for national holiday - Spectrum News Spectrum News A currency trader walks by the screens showing the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) at a foreign exchange dealing room in Seoul, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nasdaq jumps nearly 3% in volatile session as investors sidestep Microsoft warning and ... Business Insider India Equities moved past Microsoft's downwardly revised Q4 guidance on revenue ... exchange moves, highlighting this year's strength in the US dollar. Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft Says Surging Dollar Could Drag Down Profits - Bloomberg.com Bloomberg.com Microsoft Corp. pared its forecasts for the current quarter, signaling that the surging US dollar will eat into revenue more than it previously ... Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft promises 'open and constructive' approach to employee labor unions - GeekWire GeekWire "Our employees will never need to organize to have a dialogue with Microsoft's leaders," wrote Brad Smith, Microsoft's president, citing existing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft says will not resist unionization efforts by employees - Nasdaq Nasdaq Microsoft Corp will not resist unionization efforts from its employees, its President Brad Smith said on Thursday, in a sign of growing ... Flag as irrelevant
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