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The Latest Breaking News from Satya Nadella

You can now follow Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Threads

Threads has surged in popularity since it launched. One of its newest users is Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

Windows Central

Cricket gets its first U.S. major league with support from tech and celebrity investors

Cricket is the world’s second most popular sport. Investors including Satya Nadella and Shah Rukh Khan want to grow its following in the U.S.

Fortune

MSN Messenger needs to return in Windows 12 to take on WhatsApp and iMessage

With many using WhatsApp, Telegram, and more, it’s high time for one of the best messaging apps to return for Windows 12.

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Bing search chatbot users are still clicking links, Microsoft says

Bing’s chatbot is increasing traffic to websites and giving publisher websites clicks, not detracting from their viewership as some feared.

Fortune

Microsoft workers protest 'landmark year' CEO memo following pay freeze

Despite increasing revenues for at least the first three quarters of FY23, Microsoft is refusing to give employees a pay rise.

TechRadar

Microsoft CEO Criticizes Console Exclusives Amid FTC Hearing

Xbox's decision to make games exclusive questioned as FTC weighs in on Microsoft's proposed Activision Blizzard acquisition.

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Microsoft CEO says he'd 'love to get rid' of console exclusives but it's all Sony's fault, your honor

"I have no love for that world."

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Microsoft’s CEO doesn’t like Xbox exclusives, but he blames Sony

Imagine no exclusives, it’s easy if you try — that’s the world Microsoft’s Satya Nadella really wants

Evening Standard

Microsoft's CEO would get rid of console exclusives if he could

Of course he'd say this in front of the FTC

GamesRadar

Today’s Cache | Google sets aside Project Iris; Twitter tries drawing back advertisers; Microsoft CEO defends Activision Blizzard takeover

Google has set aside work on its augmented reality (AR) glasses under Project Iris, said the Insider outlet

The Hindu

Satya Nadella has a surprising favorite use for ChatGPT—interpreting poetry

Nadella discussed his favorite thing to do with ChatGPT, while on the Freakonomics podcast. The A.I. not only translates Rumi’s verse but “captures the depth of poetry.”

Fortune

Microsoft Sends an Aggressive Message to Rivals

The software giant, co-founded by Bill Gates, has become a hot company this year, thanks to its investment in OpenAI, the startup behind the chatbot ChatGPT.

The Street

Microsoft Dreams Big

The software giant, co-founded by Bill Gates, has become a hot company this year, thanks to its investment in OpenAI, the startup behind the chatbot ChatGPT.

The Street

Phil Spencer asked Microsoft's top brass to let Xbox buy Sega

Also considered Bungie and IO Interactive.

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Microsoft was interested in acquiring Bungie and Sega for Xbox Game Pass

New documents show that Microsoft was, at one point, interested in acquiring both Bungie and Sega.

Windows Central

Microsoft employees express concerns over the company's leadership in a leaked poll

Microsoft's current state of leadership isn't inspiring a lot of confidence among its employees, at least according to a leaked internal poll spotted by the Insider.

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Should You Invest in Microsoft (MSFT) This Week?

Software giant Microsoft (MSFT) beat Wall Street’s top-and-bottom-line estimates for the last reported quarter, driven by significant growth in its cloud services segment. Moreover, the company is taking several strategic initiatives to integrate AI into its products and services. However, given a volatile macro backdrop, is it wise to invest…

Tribune News Service

Microsoft, Activision CEOs to defend $69 billion deal in fight with FTC

Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella and Activision Blizzard Inc. CEO Bobby Kotick will be in court this week to try to persuade a federal judge in California to reject the Federal Trade Commission’s effort to block their $69 billion deal.

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Recapping Microsoft's layered relationship with OpenAI, including warnings, competition, and billions of dollars

While Microsoft and OpenAI have a close partnership, the companies also compete in some areas. The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted the unique relationship between the companies.

Windows Central

OpenAI's GPT-4 helped Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella live a childhood dream

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella passed by WIRED and shared some interesting insights pertaining to the company's recent interest in generative AI and more.

Fortune

Being a 'purpose-driven leader' in the Fortune 500 boosts revenue

Fortune partnered with Indiggo to analyze how companies fared in leadership practices.

Fortune

Meet the typical Fortune 500 CEO: A total Gen Xer. Basically Keanu Reeves.

Reality doesn't bite. The average age of a Fortune 500 CEO is 57.7, or nearly as old as John Wick himself.

Fortune

These Fortune 500 companies earn top marks for leadership

For the third year in a row, Fortune partnered with Indiggo to publish the ROL100 ranking.

Fortune

Harvard’s future of work professor sees A.I. killing off one job in particular

The future looks “a lot less dull and a lot less routine” and will rely plenty on human brain power, Joseph Fuller tells Fortune.

Windows Central

Top 5 announcements from Microsoft Build 2023 that you need to know

In a whirlwind of AI and developer goodness, Microsoft Build 2023 came and went. Here are the biggest announcements from the event that will impact your experience on Windows 11 and beyond.

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