CEO Steven Ballmer

Free Windows Server 2012 Jump Start Course Gartner: Don’t Trust Cloud Provider to Protect Your Corporate Assets Microsoft’s upgrade avalanche a challenge for IT pros Steve Ballmer has an 80-inch Windows 8 tablet in his office So size does matter? Microsoft: Businesses waste money with Windows XP Dell’s Windows 8 tablet specs Author: Michael Pietroforte Copyright © 2006-2012, 4sysops, Digital fingerprint...  

Think of bad bosses and you typically think of either a) yours, or b) David Brent. But now there's a third bad-boss stereotype to disturb your peace of mind: Steven Anthony Ballmer. Better known to the wider world as the tongue-out, sweaty pits, slightly ...  

Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer is the "worst CEO of a large publicly traded American company today," according to Forbes. Ballmer, according to Forbes, has destroyed shareholder value and jobs at Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and "singlehandedly steered ...  

Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer is the "worst CEO of a large publicly traded American company today," according to Forbes. Ballmer, according to Forbes, has destroyed shareholder value and jobs at Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and "singlehandedly steered ...  

Our View: Microsoft: No Longer A 'Boring' InvestmentThe Mumbai TimesMicrosoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares were trading at $4:00pm ET, 05/10/2012 while reporting down 0.07% from yesterdays close. The 29 analysts offering 12-month price forecasts for Microsoft Corp have a median target of 36.00, with a high estimate of ...and more »  

Seth Klarman Buys More Idenix Pharma, NovaGold, Theravance Inc, Sells ...NASDAQHe did not buy any new stocks, but added to his positions in Idenix Pharma, NovaGold, Theravance Inc. He reduced his positions in Microsoft Corp, BP Plc. He sold out his position in GenWorth, PDLI Biopharma, Targacept Inc. As of 03/31/2012, ...  

Sydney Morning HeraldMicrosoft redesigns Bing, plays up Facebook linkChicago TribuneSEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp unveiled a new design on Thursday for its second-ranked Bing search engine, introducing elements from Facebook and other social networks, as it tries to claw market share from leader Google Inc. Slow off the mark in ...Bing to duel Google with Facebook-friendly formatTulsa WorldMicrosoft Redesigns Bing as Search Engine Lags...  

How consumer-electronics makers are faringBusinessWeekBy AP April 19: Microsoft Corp. says it shipped 1.4 million Xbox 360 consoles during the first three months of the year, about half of the 2.7 million shipped a year earlier. Nokia Corp. says sales of smartphones dropped to 12 million in the first ...A look at how selected makers of phones and other consumer-electronic gadgets ...Washington Postall 12 news articles »  

Telegraph.co.ukMicrosoft Corp. (MSFT) Sells AOL Inc. (AOL) Patents on to Facebook-Could SEFE ...MarketWatch (press release)Similarly, Microsoft Corp. will get a license to use the patents Facebook is buying. This part of the arrangement amounts to an agreement between Facebook and Microsoft not to sue each other over any of the AOL patents. The companies are not saying ...Facebook pays Microsoft $550 million for AOL patentsReutersFacebook...  

How consumer-electronics makers are faringCNBC.comA look at how selected makers of phones and other consumer-electronic gadgets are faring: April 19: Microsoft Corp. says it shipped 1.4 million Xbox 360 consoles during the first three months of the year, about half of the 2.7 million shipped a year ...and more »  

The Mac ObserverMotorola/Microsoft, Apple/Samsung Win Time In Patents CasesWall Street JournalIn a case brought by Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. (MMI) against Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) over alleged infringement of a patent governing email technology, the court delayed the ruling to allow more time to scrutinize documents submitted April 20.German Court Delays Ruling On Motorola Mobility Vs Microsoft4-tradersall 46 news articles »  

Microsoft Corp. up 2.3%; Stocks rising in U.S.MarketWatch (blog)Stocks rose Friday morning in New York with shares of Microsoft and JP Morgan Chase & Co. in focus.