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Microsoft turns 50: 4 employees recall their early years
After marketing Windows 95, the "rocket ship" as Chase calls it, he worked on marketing for Windows 98, Windows 2000 and the ...
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Lessons for the US Economy From Microsoft’s 50 Years in Business
Those of this current generation, however, certainly know Microsoft, which was founded 50 years ago this month. In April 1975 ...
Microsoft president’s vision for Pacific Northwest: ‘Tomorrowland’ everywhere
A decade later, the tech sector in Washington was booming. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos chose the Seattle area for his empire, ...
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Bill Gates Heaps Praise On Nadella: Empathetic And Inclusive
Bill Gates recently shared his thoughts on Satya Nadella’s leadership at Microsoft, acknowledging that despite early doubts, ...
Microsoft president: Business leaders ‘remarkably united’ in opposition to state tax proposals
A coalition of Washington state business leaders released a letter Wednesday urging state lawmakers to reconsider recently ...
Microsoft Doubles Down on AI—But Can It Stay Committed to Sustainability? Brad Smith Says, ‘We Are Going To Surprise The World In 2030’
As Microsoft takes great strides towards renewable energy by acquiring 34 gigawatts of renewable energy in 24 nations, ...
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Microsoft president Brad Smith shares an update on company’s 2030 goals: "It was all on track and then came this thing called..."
Microsoft's environmental goals have become significantly more challenging due to its substantial investment in AI, with $80 ...
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Microsoft rode the cloud to new heights. Can it do the same with AI?
As Wall Street rides the roller coaster of AI hype, Microsoft is pouring more and more money into developing new AI products and features. Will it be as successful as its cloud business?
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Microsoft President Brad Smith on how to defend your job from AI
Monica sat down with Microsoft President Brad Smith to ask: is AI already taking our jobs? And if so, what can we do about it?
Amazon, Alaska, Costco, Microsoft, Nordstrom asking Washington to skip payroll, wealth tax
Dozens of major companies have sent a letter to Washington's governor and state legislature to "review and revise" the tax and budget proposals.