Microsoft Teams will let small businesses charge for virtual meetings, more
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Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) said on Monday that its Teams messaging platform would let small businesses charge for virtual meetings, webinars and other services.
The tech giant said small businesses would be able to use GoDaddy's (GDDY) payments service, as well as other payment services like PayPal (PYPL) and Stripe.
PayPal and Stripe payment options are available now, with GoDaddy coming soon, The Verge reported.
Microsoft (MSFT) shares rose fractionally in mid-day trading on Monday, days after the tech giant reported strong quarterly results, aided by its cloud unit.
Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft (MSFT) has reportedly offered to stop bundling its Teams software with its Office suite after Salesforce's (CRM) Slack complained about the practice. 
The practice has increased scrutiny on Microsoft (MSFT) and Teams, and the European Union has looked into an antitrust probe over the matter.
In March, Microsoft (MSFT) disclosed it had more than 280M monthly active users of Teams.
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