The turmoil continues in Microsoft's online services division with the departure of Joanne Bradford. The article is a week old but sometimes the Limestone Roof Director of Print provides me with a stack of articles that I just can't get to.

I suppose this explains why Microsoft is bidding $42B for Yahoo.

Microsoft consists of five major divisions: Windows operating systems; Office applications; server software; entertainment systems, such as Xbox; and online services. The last category includes Web advertising and search services, in which the company ranks a distant third behind Google and Yahoo. Microsoft loses money on both its online and entertainment divisions.

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Originally Posted: 3/5

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