<ul><li>Microsoft's financial results for the third quarter showed healthy rises in both profits and revenues, driven by cloud growth.</li><li>Despite economic concerns during Donald Trump's first 100 days in office, Microsoft remained relatively immune, with its share price rising by 6 percent in after-hours trading.</li><li>Microsoft's vice chair and President Brad Smith made commitments to European governments, assuring continuity of access to critical technology in Europe.</li><li>For the third quarter ending on 31st March, Microsoft's net profit increased by 18 percent to $25.8 billion, with revenues rising by 13 percent to $70 billion.</li></ul>

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