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Microsoft says services fully restored after global outage

Microsoft apologised for a disruption that affected customers worldwide and says services are now fully restored.

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5.7%Shares below record close

Not yet known

  • What caused the outage is not stated in the available reports

What we know

Market news accounts report Microsoft says services are fully restored after an outage that roiled the world. Microsoft said it was deeply sorry for the disruption and was seeing broad recovery and stability.

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How the story developed

14 Nov · 11:54 UTC

Microsoft apologised for a disruption that affected customers worldwide and says services are now fully restored.

14 Nov · 11:49 UTC

Microsoft apologised for the disruption and said services are fully restored, but its shares sit about 5.7% below their record close.

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@FirstSquawk

“MICROSOFT SAYS SERVICES FULLY RESTORED AFTER OUTAGE ROILED WORLD”

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@inversebrah

“We are seeing broad recovery and stability across our services”

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