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Reuters: Microsoft's age of austerity

Source: Androscoggin News
Munich : Germany | 2 months ago  
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Microsoft has adopted a tough mantra for an age of austerity, arguing that innovation must take a back seat to cost-cutting and productivity gains when it comes to selling technology. “Things have come down. I see them staying down and slowly growing,” Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s...
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