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Entries tagged "microsoft"Tech Layoffs: AOL, Sprint, Electronic ArtsAOL, Sprint Nextel and Electronic Arts are the latest tech companies announcing layoffs in November, following RealNetworks and Microsoft. Microsoft lays off startup pro Don DodgeMicrosoft's latest layoffs cut Don Dodge. A veteran of five startups himself, Dodge was the software giant's liaison to startups. In January, the company said it would eliminate 5,000 jobs this year and next. Microhoo: We don't need no stinking deadlineThe complexities of Yahoo! and Microsoft's' search and advertising pact causes the companies to delay signing. Bartz focusing on Yahoo!, not IcahnWith Carl Icahn bidding adieu to Yahoo, CEO Carol Bartz will no longer have to quarrel with the outspoken activist investor. More strong tech earnings expected this weekBetter-than-expected earnings from Amazon.com, Google and Microsoft bode well for tech firms announcing results this week, including Vistaprint, Shutterfly and comSocre, say Jefferies analysts. Microsoft 'trapped in their own psychosis?'The New York Times is the latest to paint Microsoft as a tech dinosaur, "trapped in their own psychosis that the world has to revolve around Windows on the PC," as Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff puts it. 'No plans to acquire EA,' says MicrosoftWill Electronic Arts go from the hunter to the hunted? Hard to answer, but at least one far-fetched acquirer has emphatically taken itself out of the game, Microsoft. Yahoo!, vision and relevanceTechCrunch crunches Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz for lacking vision. Another downer for Paul AllenDVR maker Digeo, which raised about $110 million, is sold for $20 million to Arris. Qualcomm likely Zeebo lenderSan Diego startup video game company Zeebo has received $6 million in debt and options, according to an SEC filing. Qualcomm Ventures is the likely lender. Yahoo! enters purgatoryYahoo!'s Bartz 'made a mistake' with her 'boatloads of cash' comment, and her company's shares paid for it. John Doerr, Jeff Immelt on green tech 'crisis'What do Amazon, eBay, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo! have in common? They're the world's top five Internet companies, and they're American. But with green tech, the U.S. is falling behind, say John Doerr and Jeff Immelt. Top tagsYou have executed a tag search on Dealscape. On the left,you will find a comprehensive list of stories tagged "microsoft." Below are the most-popular tags for Dealscape. On the right of the page you will find a search box to dig deeper into our content.
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