Software giant could unveil its plans to cope with Internet-based services at developer conference.
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The troubled search pioneer is expected to announce unimpressive third-quarter financial results Tuesday and a hefty round of layoffs. The upside? Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer still talks about a potential Yahoo acquisition.
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The language among Microsoft, Yahoo and Carl Icahn gets harsh as the sides position themselves for a possible showdown.
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After 25 years of covering Bill Gates, I look forward to the changing of the guard. Microsoft needs it.
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A report of a power struggle between the founder and his successor as CEO eight years ago raises questions about what Microsoft might have done better.
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Now that a deal is off, both companies need to rethink their strategies.
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If Yahoo's managers are hoping Ballmer will go away, they should know retreat is not in his vocabulary.
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This week's earnings reports show that some companies (Apple) can do no wrong, some get no respect (Microsoft)--and then there are the guys who just can't win (Yahoo).
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If Microsoft's Steve Ballmer plays hardball with Yahoo, he will have to figure out how to keep the best talent from fleeing.
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Redmond's latest promise to open its kimono may finally be more than a striptease.
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Yahoo and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp are flirting but experts say Microsoft is still the best prospect.
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Google brings up Microsoft's monopolistic past; Redmond says competition is good.It's about more than search.
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Microsoft's $240 million investment in Facebook was clearly an advertising move. Yet some pundits say popular social-networking sites that allow add-ons are the equivalent to Windows and Linux.
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The European Union court's ruling against Microsoft could signal the beginning of the end for Redmond's dominance over the PC software industry.
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Execs took a minor bonus cut, according to a proxy statement.
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Martin Taylor, a key advisor to Steve Ballmer, logs off in Redmond.
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The man handpicked by Bill Gates to succeed him as chief software architect can’t cure what ails Microsoft by himself.
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Microsoft chairman to end his full-time role at the giant he co-founded three decades ago.
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Redmond will extend its reach beyond Windows and Office by building and buying.
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