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Goodbye, Mr. Gates
Microsoft announced Thursday that chairman and co-founder Bill Gates will transition out of a day to day role at the company, effective July 2008, to spend more time working on his charitable foundation.
Party on Wall Street
Stocks posted one of the best days of the year Thursday, with the Dow Jones industrial average settling above 11,000, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke delivered a non-alarmist speech on inflation, extending a morning rally sparked by tame economic reports.
Bernanke: We're keeping eye on inflation
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Business 2.0: Ray Ozzie rocks Microsoft
Ray Ozzie spent most of his career competing with Microsoft. Now, as one of its top executives, he's trying to jolt the company out of complacency and help it figure out how to compete with the likes of Google.
Tech pain may end, but not soon
The first half of 2006 has proven brutal for tech investors, who saw all of their gains for the year wiped out in May and endured more pain when the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite hit a seven-year low last week.
The Not-A-Millionaire guide to financial security
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - Who doesn't want to be rich? But let's face it, getting rich gets hard very fast if one or more of the following conditions applies:
Oracle says results to top forecast
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Grasso pleaded the Fifth 150 times
Former NYSE chief Dick Grasso invoked his Fifth Amendment right repeatedly and refused to answer 150 questions in a deposition last year that looked into alleged improper trading on the Exchange, according to a published report Thursday.
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