The company announced in its last earnings report a plan to raise $42 billion to buy bitcoin in three years. It’s already ...

Michael Saylor’s newly-branded “Strategy” reported a net loss of $670 million in Q4 as the firm nearly doubled its Bitcoin ...

MicroStrategy reported a wider-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter and said it is changing its name to "Strategy." ...

Listen to this article The Tysons tech company formerly known as MicroStrategy has a new moniker: Strategy. In addition to announcing a new name, the Bitcoin behemoth chaired by Michael Saylor ...

MicroStrategy disclosed in a regulatory filing on Monday that it had gone a week without purchasing any Bitcoin for the first time since early November.

MicroStrategy announced a splashy rebrand Wednesday that underscored its commitment to serve as a bitcoin holding company.

The largest corporate holder of bitcoin said it’s almost halfway to its $42 billion capital raising goal after it went on a ...

MicroStrategy swung to a loss that was wider than Wall Street expected after operating expenses surged on its purchase of $20.5 billion of bitcoin.

Strategy Inc., formerly known as MicroStrategy Inc., said late Wednesday it has raised an additional $584 million through the sale of preferred stock, and it confirmed it is about halfway through its ...

Shares of MicroStrategy (MSTR), now rebranded as Strategy, are little changed in after-hours trading after the analytics ...

The company earlier on Wednesday changed its name to Strategy as its primary focus for some time has been bitcoin, not software.