Microsoft Shareholders Complain about Brief Annual Meet
News Business & Government
Microsoft's annual shareholders meeting left many people angry over the little time allotted for asking questions from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Chairman and co-founder Bill Gates. According to Reuters, shareholders were grumbling, some were shouting, about the 15 minutes time frame given to them for posing questions to the company's leaders. "We drove through the snow to get here. He (Ballmer) is talking about tablets and phones as if it were a new thing. Apple's...
Articles related to «Microsoft Shareholders Complain about Brief Annual Meet»
Fortune Claims Bill Gates Returning to Microsoft, Larry Cohen Refutes
News Business & Government
A report on Fortune claiming the Bill Gates was planning to return to Microsoft has been shot down. An article on Fortune, citing a prominent CEO who had in turn heard it from a source close to Bill Gates, claimed that the...
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Rejects Shareholder's Ideas to Spin Off Divisions
News Business & Government
Microsoft shareholders' faith in the software giant's chief executive officer Steve Ballmer has declined slightly, it seems. During the company's annual shareholders meeting, Ballmer was re-elected to the board after...
It's a 'Windows Era,' Claims Microsoft Chief, Steve Ballmer
News Business & Government
In view of the current scenario, the chief of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, declared an everlasting "Windows Era." At the shareholder's annual meeting the Ballmer made this comment after results showed the software giant is...
Microsoft Shareholders Grumble Over Share Prices
News Business & Government
Microsoft's shareholders are frustrated with the fact that the company's shares have not yielded much gain despite the company posting record gains and profits this year. According to the Seattle Times, many shareholders were...
Bill Gates to change focus from Microsoft to philanthropy
News Security
Bill Gates, founder and Chairman of Microsoft, relinquished his title of Chief Software Architect to recent recruit Ray Ozzie yesterday. Gates plans to leave his day-to-day role at Microsoft in July 2008.The 50-year-old plans to...
