Software giant at long last tries to offer a counter-punch to Apple's advertising attacks, but it comes up weak.
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Microsoft's latest ad cmapign featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld fails to impress critics.
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Rupert and Wendy (and the other Media Moguls) at Sun Valley, a French "anti-iPhone," Huawei's Gravity-defying Rise, and more..
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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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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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Bill Gates feels the poor's pain at Davos, Belgian officials face a tough choice, and other imperfections of the free market.
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The European Commission opens a new antitrust probe against Microsoft into whether it unfairly tied its web browser to the Windows operating system and made it harder for rival software to work with Windows.
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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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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation puts $7 million in scientists for genetic pool.
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Pushing connected entertainment, Microsoft founder tells CES attendees that Microsoft can deliver the ultimate digital lifestyle.
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The foundation started by the Microsoft Chairman ups the ante in the battle to combat the infectious disease.
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Execs took a minor bonus cut, according to a proxy statement.
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Sergey Brin, Larry Page, casino tycoon Sheldon Adelson share honors as Forbes gainers.
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Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and casino tycoon Sheldon Adelson share honors as Forbes gainers.
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Reality Check: With more money chasing cleantech investments, it’s getting harder to make money by the minute.
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Software reporter Priya Ganapati tried out some new web-based Office look-alikes. Her findings…
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Microsoft recently discovered that the mid-market is where it’s at for biz apps. The problem is, SAP and Oracle know that too.
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