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  • Microsoft swallows aQuantive

    Microsoft is set to challenge Google in the online ad world with the sealing of its US$6 billion takeover of Internet advertising firm aQuantive.

  • Ballmer details MSN spending plans

    Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on Thursday detailed just how much of Microsoft's extra spending will be devoted to bulking up its Internet services business.

  • Microsoft gives Sinofsky reins to Windows

    Microsoft has formally named Steve Sinofsky as head of its Windows division, days after announcing a delay in delivering the Vista update to the operating system.

  • Microsoft upgrades search

    Microsoft is set to launch on Wednesday in the US the beta version of its new Windows Live Search page, which uses the same behind-the-scenes technology as MSN Search but will eventually become the company's sole search offering.

  • Windows desktop search gets down to business

    To keep pace with rivals, Microsoft plans to announce a business version of its Windows Desktop Search application on Tuesday at the IT Forum in Barcelona.

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