A few last words for the pioneering videoconferencing app, which Microsoft is finally kicking to the curb.

If you’re still using Skype, you don’t have much more time before the calling and messaging platform shuts down.

Microsoft will shut Skype down on Monday, May 5, in less than a week's time. While it's long fallen by the wayside in favor ...

“At its peak, Skype had about 300 million users around the world. But it was a product of the desktop era, and as users went ...

The demise of Skype isn’t a sudden fall, it’s been coming for years. Its user base dwindled as Microsoft shifted its focus ...

Is Skype dead—or just misunderstood? Once the king of video calling, Skype was dethroned by competitors like Zoom, Slack, and ...

So, whatever happened to that Skype program? Since its creation in 2003, it quickly became the top video chatting service in ...

Today we are gathered to pay our respects to Skype, an app that some may be surprised to learn was still alive. Microsoft, which bought Skype for a record $8.5 billion in 2011, has decided to put ...

Call.com, a rising global communications platform, today affirmed its position as the leading alternative for Skype users facing the imminent shutdown of Skype's consumer service. With Microsoft ...

Mayor Mike Duggan on Monday claimed a Democratic group filed dozens of Freedom of Information Act requests to his office to ...

Analysts have provided Microsoft with 21 ratings, resulting in a consensus rating of Outperform. The average one-year price target stands at $486.14, suggesting a potential 24.28% upside.