Friday, July 10, 2009 - Page updated at 09:44 a.m.
Update: Microsoft pulls nauseating Internet Explorer ad Posted by Sharon Chan - NEW - 7/01, 03:04 PM
Update 1:52 p.m.: Microsoft has pulled its online ad for Internet Explorer 8, after complaints from viewers that it was too foul.
Microsoft could be selling Razorfish Posted by Sharon Chan - NEW - 6/29, 09:18 AM
The Financial Times reports this morning that Microsoft has put its Seattle subsidiary Razorfish up for sale.
UPDATE - 09:44 AM
Google CEO: New operating system changes the game
Google Inc. Chief Executive Eric Schmidt can't wait for the Internet search leader's free operating system to debut next year.
AP business & technology wire
Thursday, July 9
Microsoft names Sinofsky to head Windows
Thursday, July 2
Microsoft, RealNetworks, Yahoo sued by music labels
Tuesday, June 30
Microsoft puts Razorfish on the block, Financial Times reports
Monday, June 29
Microsoft veterans aim to make philanthropy more personal
Brier Dudley | Developers at Bungie ready to spring new heroes in the 'Halo' universe
Saturday, June 27
China's required PC filter Green Dam a big risk for companies
Friday, June 26
Windows 7 to be cheaper than Vista
Monday, June 22
Bill gives in-state tuition to foreign professionals, families in Washington on visa
Monday, June 15
IBM ready to help business users step into cloud
Saturday, June 13
Microsoft to remove browser on new release in Europe
Friday, June 12
Microsoft removes Internet Explorer from European Windows 7
Bill Gates: His Legacy, His Future
Bill Gates, who ended his full-time involvement with Microsoft in June, was often right. He made a career, a company and an industry by looking over the horizon.
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