As I assumed in my articles Microsoft tries to stay on the top of the best companies list. But as days passed by it will become more difficult than yesterday..<\/p>\n
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Microsoft To Buy Back $40bn of Its Shares<\/p>\n
phantom flan flinger writes “As you may have heard already, Microsoft have announced their intentions to buy back $40 billion in stock from their investors, in the biggest single buy-back plan in business history.
\nThe announcement has given Microsoft shares [1]a small gain but they still stand significantly below their level in January – before Microsoft’s unsolicited bid for Yahoo!. The announcement of the plan has also created new speculation about [2]a now-or-never deal with Yahoo!.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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