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Quote of the day: 'What changed?'
June 7, 2005 Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's reaction to Apple's switch to Intel chips can be summed up in two words: "What changed?"Ballmer: IBM in the crosshairs
March 17, 2006 Selling to CEOs with a different "point of view" will translate to revenue growth, the Microsoft head says.Ballmer plays up business focus
March 16, 2006 Microsoft wants to make office workers more productive, and it's earmarked $500 million to tell you all about it.Photo: Say hello to the ThinkPad X41
June 6, 2005 At TechEd 2005, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer shows off first Lenovo offering since its purchase of IBM's PC business.Ballmer: Plenty of potential for profits
July 30, 2004 Microsoft's CEO says the company could grow operating income by as much as $6 billion in the next four years.Ballmer: Xbox 'can take Sony'
July 14, 2004 Microsoft CEO discusses Longhorn concerns, IBM comparisons and Sony gaming bets.Gates courts CEO crowd
May 20, 2004 Addressing business leaders at the company's CEO Summit, Microsoft's chairman talks up recent developments in Web services, security and developers tools, and hints at long-term research goals.Ballmer: Trusting Vista, battling Google
October 19, 2005 Microsoft's product pipeline is ready to pump out "12 months of the greatest innovation," CEO says. And no, he doesn't throw chairs. Photo: Ballmer on the recordBallmer: 'We'll catch Google'
June 27, 2005 At a partner conference, the CEO defends Redmond's search efforts but admits that the .Net effort has been at a standstill.Editors' picks: IBM stories around the Web
June 14, 2004 IBM's remarkable return to leadership in the information technology world doesn't mean that the game is over--the company still faces unprecedented challenges. After scanning the Web for content re...From jabs to chuckles
April 2, 2004 Seemingly transitioning from adversaries to partners, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer and Sun Microsystems' Scott McNealy discuss both shtick and their mutual focus on IBM.Sun CEO: Open source is our friend
February 11, 2004 Sun Microsystems may have been the last major server maker to embrace Linux, but CEO Scott McNealy argues that his company will benefit more from it than competitors.IBM targets Microsoft's suite spot
August 2, 2005 Big Blue asserts that its Workplace initiative is gaining ground, pitting IBM directly against Microsoft in desktop software.Microsoft eyes cookie-cutter approach to services
July 11, 2005 Software giant is designing "standardized" managed services in its bid to get a leg up over IBM Global Services.Saving Linux from the lawyers
November 21, 2005 CEO Stuart Cohen talks about OSDL's efforts to head off patent claims against the community-developed operating system.Microsoft learns to live with open source
July 11, 2005 Though it still opposes open-source products and licensing, Microsoft is begrudgingly adopting similar practices to appeal to its corporate customers.Sun's McNealy swings at rivals
June 29, 2004 The feisty CEO puts up his dukes in a speech that jabs at IBM, Red Hat, Microsoft and Congress.Microsoft 'hypervisor' plan takes shape
June 7, 2005 Hypervisor software is all the rage, and Microsoft plans to enter the market with its own product in 2007.Privacy in the age of transparency
March 14, 2004 Strategy + Business explains the delicate balancing act companies face in keeping the data they've collected about customers confidential.Investor outlines SCO-Microsoft link
October 9, 2006 Microsoft exec discussed ways to "guarantee" $50 million investment in SCO by BayStar Capital, a firm partner says.
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