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    It's less clear, though, if Johnson is simply leaving to be a CEO, or if he is bailing on a situation that's growing increasingly daunting and a job that was about to be halved. "You don't know if he's running to something or from something" says Sanford C. Bernstein (AB) analyst Charles Di Bona. Full Article at Business Week
    You don't know if he's running to something or from something
    SOURCE: Business Week 16 months ago
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Microsoft's Online Chief Signs Off
  1. By bringing together the software experience and the service experience, we will better address the changing needs of our customers' digital lifestyles and the new world of work.
    SOURCE: Business Week 16 months ago
  2. This new structure will give us more agility and focus in two very competitive arenas
    SOURCE: Business Week 16 months ago

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