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Year in Review: The 100 most popular stories on GeekWire
Whoa, can we catch our breath now? We’ve definitely had loads to cowl on the tech beat over the previous…
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Paul Allen is now the richest American in sports
Paul Allen has a number of cash. You already knew that about the co-founder of Microsoft, after all. However the Forbes…
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Seattle Thunderbolts take cricket to the next level as tech backers follow dream to grow sport in U.S.
Cricket followers in the Seattle space now have a crew to get behind as the sport continues to grow in…
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Satya Nadella’s first Microsoft boss: I saw something special from the start
I was so blissful to listen to the information for Satya Nadella (or Satya NERDella as he’ll turn into identified!).…
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Satya Nadella’s Twitter feed reveals love for HTML5, exclamation points, and cricket
We already know quite a bit about Satya Nadella based mostly on input from people who know him. The brand…
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Satya Nadella’s full memo to Microsoft staffers: ‘We need to believe in the impossible and remove the improbable’
Microsoft entered a brand new period at this time as Satya Nadella was named CEO, simply the third particular person…
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Startup Spotlight: Microsoft vet looks to make sense out of e-commerce data with Indix
Sanjay Parthasarathy spent 19 years at Microsoft, working in a spread of government roles, even hiring now CEO Satya Nadella into…
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New TV interview shows another side of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sat down for an interview with ABC’s Rebecca Jarvis, revealing a barely completely different side to…
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Bing partners with NCAA, will use predictive algorithms to help people fill out brackets
Bing needs to help you win your March Insanity bracket pool. The Microsoft search engine announced at the moment that…
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Video: Hundreds of Microsoft employees pack a company cafeteria to watch the Cricket World Cup
On most nights, the cafeteria inside Microsoft’s Constructing 121 is silent and peaceable. However this previous Wednesday — and Thursday morning, technically…
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