Apr 17
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer popped up on Twitter tonight, and, if this really is his account
Mar 24
After co-founder Bill Gates stepped down as the company’s CEO, it was Steve Ballmer who took his place. His reign spanned decades, only to come to an end last year, when he announced in August that his replacement will be brought onboard within the next 12 months. Earlier this year Microsoft finally confirmed who takes Ballmer’s place, its Satya Nadella. Ballmer remains on the board of directors, but he might step out sooner than most people expected.
Ballmer Might Leave Microsoft For Good original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 05
New Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella originally opposed the company’s acquisition of Nokia’s device business, it’s reported, with claims of a ferocious board meeting that saw then-CEO Steve Ballmer shouting at … Continue reading
Feb 05
Several potential candidates for Microsoft CEO bowed out over concerns about how vocal and intrusive Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer would be, sources close to the selection process say, with … Continue reading
Feb 04
Satya Nadella wears hoodies. He understands the rules of cricket. More importantly, the newly-named Microsoft CEO understands hardware, something Steve Ballmer has struggled to convince the company, its board and … Continue reading
Feb 04
This week Microsoft welcomes in their newest CEO: Satya Nadella, and with him come the congratulations and assurances of the biggest names in the company, particularly the two former CEOs. … Continue reading
Jan 30
This afternoon it’s been tipped by sources apparently briefed on the process that Microsoft’s next CEO has been chosen. The SVP of research and development for the company’s online services … Continue reading
Jan 30
Ever since Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced last year that he is going to step down within 12 months, there has been a lot of speculation about who is going to get the top job at Redmond. Many names have been floated of both internal and external candidates, one of the first to declare himself out of the running was Ford CEO Alan Mulally, who reiterated his commitment to the auto manufacturer. Another Microsoft CEO candidate has taken the same path, kicking all rumors to the curb, its Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg who confirms that he’s not planning to leave Ericsson for Microsoft.
Microsoft CEO Candidate Hans Vestberg Kicks Rumors To The Curb original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 22
Bill Gates has again clamped down on suggestions that he could return to Microsoft amid the company’s hunt for a new CEO, with the founder saying that he’s content to … Continue reading
Jan 20
Steve Ballmer To Resign From Microsoft Board Once New CEO Is Appointed [Report]
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Last year Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced that he would be giving up the top job at Redmond within 12 months. So far his successor has not been appointed, though there has been endless speculation about who is going to fill Ballmer’s shoes. It certainly won’t be an easy task, Microsoft has only ever had two CEOs in its entire history, Gates and Ballmer. Both of them have a seat on the board, which was reportedly irking many candidates who were in the running for the CEO slot. Perhaps the board might have convinced Ballmer to let go, as re/code reports, he might resign once a new CEO is appointed, thus ending his direct involvement with the company and its board of directors.
Steve Ballmer To Resign From Microsoft Board Once New CEO Is Appointed [Report] original content from Ubergizmo. 
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