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Slack CEO says the company is working on adding Microsoft Teams calls integration, which would allow possibly allow Slack users to call users on Microsoft Teams. It's not clear exactly how the feature would work yet.

Slack gets back at Microsoft Teams: announces it added 7,000 new customers in the space of 47 days as demand for the service increases due to more people working from home.

Microsoft is marking the third anniversary of Teams by adding numerous new features to what it calls a hub for teamwork.

In a virtual press briefing, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discussed the impact of COVID-19 on his company and the broader world of work.

Microsoft's team communication tool Microsoft Teams goes down, affecting majority in Europe, as Microsoft struggles to cope with increased demand caused by more people working remotely.

Microsoft is working on a new integration between Skype and Microsoft Teams that will enable Teams users to communicate with Skype users, and vice-versa.

Microsoft is making the trial to the paid features of Microsoft Teams available for free for six months in a move to support global health as remote work increases due to coronavirus concerns.

Microsoft is expanding its multi-year partnership with the NFL to include Microsoft Teams, with NFL teams now using the service to collaborate and communicate.

Slack just got its biggest customer: IBM. The company is moving all 350,000 of its employees to Slack, as competition between Slack and Microsoft Teams heats up.

Microsoft appoints Panos Panay as head of new Devices + Windows team, moves Joe Belfiore to Office Experience Group, along with some other leadership changes.

Microsoft announced today that a preview version of Teams for Linux is now available in in .deb and .rpm formats.

The growing competition between Microsoft Teams and Slack is having some influence on Slack, with the company testing a new mobile app design that looks kind of similar to Microsoft Teams.

In the wake of news that Microsoft Teams now has over 20 million active daily users, Slack says it has greater engagement.

Microsoft announced today that Teams now has over 20 million active users, a sharp rise from 13 million in July.

Microsoft announces a massive new update for Teams, with new Linux app, and integrations for Outlook, Whiteboard, Yammer, and Microsoft To Do.

Microsoft could be working on a new portable speaker. Spoiler alert: it's probably not meant for consumers.

Microsoft says Microsoft Teams now has 13 million daily active users, which could beat Slack's previously announced 10 million.

Microsoft is revamping some parts of Microsoft Teams for Education just in time for back-to-school season.

Microsoft’s Fluid Framework promises a people-centric computing model that could mark the death of apps as we now know them.

Slack is introducing improved support for Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar, OneDrive, and Office 365 files.

Microsoft's Clippy also made a return, but the company's brand police apparently stopped all the fun.

On the second anniversary of its release, Microsoft has announced some new milestones for Teams, its chat-based collaboration solution.

Microsoft Teams users are unable to login as Microsoft fails to correctly report the outage.

Microsoft Teams now has all the features of Skype for Business.

Slack acquires Atlassian's HipChat and Stride products as it faces greater competition from Microsoft.

Facebook acquires team communication platform Redkix to help grow its Workplace product.