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Microsoft stock wavered Wednesday despite getting the latest in a series of upgrades and price-target hikes on Wall Street.

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Microsoft raised its quarterly dividend 7.69% to 98 cents per share, marking 23 straight years of increases even as AI-related capital spending pressures free cash flow.

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Microsoft stock earned several positive analyst reports as the cloud computing and software giant grows its AI business.