Microsoft marked its 50th anniversary on Friday with a nostalgic celebration at its headquarters, where tech icons Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and current CEO Satya Nadella made a rare joint appearance. While
Prime Minister Narendra Modi engages in a conversation with Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, covering various crucial topics ranging from technological advancements to strategies for digital transformation. During the discussion, Modi
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is poised to receive a substantial $1 billion in annual dividend payments from the tech giant, showcasing the lucrative returns from his significant stake. As the largest
The ICT Industry Excellence awards ceremony will be a part of the power packed 3 day GATES – India ICT Reseller Channel Summit to recognize ICT vendors for their excellence in delivery,
Bill Gates, Microsoft Corp’s former CEO, met with China’s technology minister this week, said a Friday statement on the ministry website, days after U.S. tech groups expressed concerns over Chinese regulation damaging
Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday, September 17th 2014 announced that Teri List-Stoll, EVP & CFO of Kraft Foods Group Inc., & Charles W. Scharf, CEO of Visa Inc., have been appointed to the
It Voice News- Spreading awareness about Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is now a global affair and with the popular Ice Bucket Challenge the fight against this disease has gone viral now. The Ice
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has proclaimed his desire to to ‘hone’ the direction set by his predecessor Steve Ballmer, outlining his own vision for the company’s future in a six-page memo to
Bill Gates, the former chief executive and chairman of Microsoft Corp, will have no direct ownership in the company he co-founded by mid-2018 if he keeps up his recent share sales.
Microsoft Corp’s board faces a lawsuit over the way it handled an error with its Internet Explorer browser that ended up costing the company a record-breaking $731 million fine by European antitrust
Becoming Microsoft CEO was beyond even the wildest dreams, said Satya Nadella, the India-born chief executive of the $78 billion global software giant. “Having grown up in India, the idea that I
