Will Windows 11 Help or Harm Microsoft Investors?
Windows 10 wasn't the "last" version of the company's flagship OS after all.
The world’s leading software company, Microsoft is the force behind the Windows operating systems and the Office suite of software.
| Symbol | Last Price | Market Cap | % Δ 1 Yr | % Δ 5 Yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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MSFT
Microsoft
|
$276.00 | $2,046B | 34.0% | 476.1% |
|
TTD |
$77.16 | $36B | 78.7% | |
|
SHOP |
$1,467.13 | $182B | 43.4% | 4,663.1% |
|
PYPL |
$290.13 | $339B | 62.9% | 700.1% |
|
TWLO |
$388.82 | $66B | 69.9% | 1,036.9% |
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