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Microsoft cuts back on campus expansion plans
Microsoft is embarking on a set of cost cutting measures, which include postponing most of its plans to further expand its facilities across the Puget Sound region. Much more from my story in tomorrow's paper, which you can read here.
Microsoft set to unveil MobileMe competitor next month
Microsoft set to unveil MobileMe competitor next month
neowin.net — Microsoft is planning to unveil three new mobile services at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona... next month. The software giant is aiming to move your mobile data into the cloud and rival Apple's MobileMe service. Microsoft announced the ... (more) Microsoft set to unveil MobileMe competitor next month
 		Where are the Microsoft cuts falling? | All about Microsoft
Where are the Microsoft cuts falling? | All about Microsoft
blogs.zdnet.com — January 22nd, 2009 Where are the Microsoft cuts falling? Posted by Mary Jo Foley @ 8:49 am... Categories: Windows client , Windows Live , Corporate strategy , Office , Zune , Xbox , Utility/cloud computing Tags: Steve Ballmer , Microsoft Corp. , Team ... (more) Where are the Microsoft cuts falling? | All about ...
Microsoft expected to cut jobs | Technology
reuters.com — NEW YORK/BOSTON (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp is expected to post a quarterly profit that misses its own... target and announce thousands of job cuts this week as the global economic slump hurts even the technology industry's biggest players. When the ... (more) Microsoft expected to cut jobs | Technology
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Microsoft tightens its belt, but still no layoffs announced
All about Microsoft — ... Microsoft is not renewing leases on a number of its Seattle area properties and is postponing construction on several planned buildings to help trim costs, the Seattle Times is reporting. The Microsoft bean cutters also allegedly have looked at other services ( ...

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