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Microsoft (Yes, Microsoft) Has a Far-Out Vision
Microsoft is already a different place from the infamously balkanised one Nadella inherited from Steven A. Ballmer in February 2014.
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Microsoft shares fall on concerns about Nokia deal
Microsoft thinks it has a better chance of narrowing the gap with its rivals if it seizes complete control over how mobile devices work with its Windows software.
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Young tech sees itself in Microsoft's Ballmer
Ballmer did try to alter Microsoft's course and move beyond the PCs, but failed to understand how broad and deep the changes to cloud and mobile would be.
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Who is Steve Ballmer?
Microsoft Corp. said on Friday that CEO Steve Ballmer will retire within the next year. Ballmer has worked at the company for the past 33 years, and has held the top job since 2000. Here are some biographic details on Ballmer:
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Microsoft CEO to retire: 9 candidates who could replace Steve Ballmer
Microsoft Corp has set up a special committee to find a new chief executive after Steve Ballmer announced his retirement on Friday.
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Ex-Microsoft exec Steven Sinofsky joins Silicon Valley venture capital firm
Sinofsky left Microsoft unexpectedly in November, just after he led the rollout of Windows 8, after an uncomfortable relationship with Steve Ballmer.
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EU fines Microsoft $731 million for broken promise
The European Union fined Microsoft Corp 561 million euros on Wednesday for failing to offer users a choice of Web browser, an unprecedented sanction that will act as a warning to other firms involved in EU antitrust disputes.
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Microsoft and Huawei to unite to sell smartphones in Africa
Microsoft, said it would team up with Huawei of China to sell a low-cost Windows smartphone in Africa.
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Steve Ballmer to remodel Microsoft after Sinofsky's exit
The sudden departure of powerful Windows boss Steven Sinofsky this week is the first step in a plan by CEO Steve Ballmer to remodel Microsoft .
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New Microsoft mantra after Sinofsky: Teamwork to take on Apple, Google
The sudden departure of powerful Windows boss Steven Sinofsky this week is the first step in a plan by CEO Steve Ballmer to remodel Microsoft Corp as a much more integrated operation in an attempt to take on Apple and Google at their own game.
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Windows head Steven Sinofsky leaving Microsoft
Microsoft Corp. said Monday that Steven Sinofsky, the president of its Windows and Windows Live operations, is leaving the company.
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Microsoft introduces Windows Phone 7
Microsoft on Monday formally unveiled its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system, which it hopes will give it a greater presence in the rapidly expanding market for smartphones. Phones running the new software will be available on AT&T's network starting...
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Rivals of iPad say this is the year. Again.
Welcome to the year of the tablet. Again.Last year was supposed to be the year manufacturers would wow consumers with offerings of all sorts of tablet computers. Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, took the stage in January at the...
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Microsoft introduces Windows Phone 7
Microsoft on Monday formally unveiled its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system, which it hopes will give it a greater presence in the rapidly expanding market for smartphones. Phones running the new software will be available on AT&T's network starting on Nov. 8, said Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, at a news conference in Ne...
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Microsoft (Yes, Microsoft) Has a Far-Out Vision
Microsoft is already a different place from the infamously balkanised one Nadella inherited from Steven A. Ballmer in February 2014.
-
Microsoft shares fall on concerns about Nokia deal
Microsoft thinks it has a better chance of narrowing the gap with its rivals if it seizes complete control over how mobile devices work with its Windows software.
-
Young tech sees itself in Microsoft's Ballmer
Ballmer did try to alter Microsoft's course and move beyond the PCs, but failed to understand how broad and deep the changes to cloud and mobile would be.
-
Who is Steve Ballmer?
Microsoft Corp. said on Friday that CEO Steve Ballmer will retire within the next year. Ballmer has worked at the company for the past 33 years, and has held the top job since 2000. Here are some biographic details on Ballmer:
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Microsoft CEO to retire: 9 candidates who could replace Steve Ballmer
Microsoft Corp has set up a special committee to find a new chief executive after Steve Ballmer announced his retirement on Friday.
-
Ex-Microsoft exec Steven Sinofsky joins Silicon Valley venture capital firm
Sinofsky left Microsoft unexpectedly in November, just after he led the rollout of Windows 8, after an uncomfortable relationship with Steve Ballmer.
-
EU fines Microsoft $731 million for broken promise
The European Union fined Microsoft Corp 561 million euros on Wednesday for failing to offer users a choice of Web browser, an unprecedented sanction that will act as a warning to other firms involved in EU antitrust disputes.
-
Microsoft and Huawei to unite to sell smartphones in Africa
Microsoft, said it would team up with Huawei of China to sell a low-cost Windows smartphone in Africa.
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Steve Ballmer to remodel Microsoft after Sinofsky's exit
The sudden departure of powerful Windows boss Steven Sinofsky this week is the first step in a plan by CEO Steve Ballmer to remodel Microsoft .
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New Microsoft mantra after Sinofsky: Teamwork to take on Apple, Google
The sudden departure of powerful Windows boss Steven Sinofsky this week is the first step in a plan by CEO Steve Ballmer to remodel Microsoft Corp as a much more integrated operation in an attempt to take on Apple and Google at their own game.
-
Windows head Steven Sinofsky leaving Microsoft
Microsoft Corp. said Monday that Steven Sinofsky, the president of its Windows and Windows Live operations, is leaving the company.
-
Microsoft introduces Windows Phone 7
Microsoft on Monday formally unveiled its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system, which it hopes will give it a greater presence in the rapidly expanding market for smartphones. Phones running the new software will be available on AT&T's network starting...
-
Rivals of iPad say this is the year. Again.
Welcome to the year of the tablet. Again.Last year was supposed to be the year manufacturers would wow consumers with offerings of all sorts of tablet computers. Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, took the stage in January at the...
-
Microsoft introduces Windows Phone 7
Microsoft on Monday formally unveiled its Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system, which it hopes will give it a greater presence in the rapidly expanding market for smartphones. Phones running the new software will be available on AT&T's network starting on Nov. 8, said Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, at a news conference in Ne...
