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Beer Takes a Hit From Climate Change! 3 Things to Know Today.

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By Liz Webber

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Paul Allen Dead at 65: Read Statements From Bill Gates, Satya Nadella, Tim Cook and Others

The Microsoft co-founder died yesterday from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

By Stephen J. Bronner

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10 Inspiring Quotes From Billionaire, Philanthropist and Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen

The late Paul Allen had some words of wisdom to share.

By Rose Leadem

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Marketing Tips From Microsoft, Netflix, Walmart and Adobe That You Can Use

It's easy to be jealous of others' success within your industry, but learning from the titans can be a free lesson in marketing.

By Chirag Kulkarni

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Watch Live as Fish Swim by Microsoft’s Giant Undersea Data Center

Just keep swimming.

By Nina Zipkin

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Microsoft Launches Skype 8.0 With New Video and Chat Features

Plus, Fastly raises $40 million in a Series F round, and Chicago-based startup Chowly has raised a total of $5.8 million.

By Venturer

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What Is AI, Anyway? Know Your Stuff With This Go-To Guide.

Sick of blankly nodding as your tech-savvy friends drop the word 'AI' like it's the title of Drake's latest album? This guide is your fix.

By Hayden Field

Tech

What’s Behind the Employee Revolts at Amazon, Microsoft and Google?

Tech employees at Amazon, Microsoft and Google have been in open revolt. Here's why -- and how they're using their voices to shape company policy on weapons, surveillance and more.

By Hayden Field

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$3.3 Million to Dine with Warren Buffett? 3 Things to Know Today.

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By Nina Zipkin

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Microsoft to Acquire GitHub for $7.5 Billion

The web-based project hosting service attracts millions of developers and open source projects.

By Matthew Humphries

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6 Things We Learned About Warren Buffett From His Recent Shareholder Meeting

The billionaire shared what's next for Berkshire Hathaway at the company's annual meeting.

By Nina Zipkin

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Yodeling at Walmart and Mark Zuckerberg’s Date With Congress: 3 Things to Know Today

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By Andrea Hardalo

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10 Amazing Moments in Microsoft’s History, From Its Founding to Desktop Dominance to Today

Here's how the software company, founded on April 4, 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, paved the way for personal computing and dominated the market.

By Lydia Belanger

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5 Epic Product Fails and the Lessons They Can Teach Your Small Business

Remember the Juicero? The Zune? Those globs of gelatin floating in Orbitz soft drink bottles like drinkable lava lamps?

By Katie Lundin

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Billionaire Bill Gates Is Not a Fan of Cryptocurrencies

In a Reddit AMA, the Microsoft co-founder voiced concern about the anonymity of cryptocurrencies, which he said can facilitate criminal behavior.

By Michael Kan

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These Companies Are Battling Sexual Harassment By Teaching Employees to Recognize Unconscious Bias

People are quickly nicer to each other when they realize how mean they've been without knowing it.

By Renzo Costarella

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How to Land a Dream Job With Microsoft Resume Assistant

Artificial Intelligence is backed by insights from more than 500 million professionals.

By Juan Martinez

Business Accounting

The Surprising Ways Amazon, Apple and Microsoft Really Make Their Billions

Shiny gadgets and one-click purchases are only the tip of the iceberg.

By Lydia Belanger

Business News

Windows Shortcuts That Will Make You More Productive

Hey Windows users, here are some key combinations that will save you tons of time.

By Rose Leadem

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Microsoft Drops Lawsuit in Secrecy Case the Government Probably Didn’t Want You to Know About

The Department of Justice agrees to cease routinely demanding data companies not tell customers about search warrants.

By Peter Page

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Microsoft Drops DOJ Suit After Feds Limit Secret Gag Orders

Vague legal standards were all that was required for a secrecy order to be issued, and no end date needed to be specified.

By Matthew Humphries