26 octobre 2007, 0h00
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Microsoft has been falling behind badly in the internet supremacy mêlée. After losing key partnerships with AOL and MySpace to Google, the folks in Redmond needed a leg up on their upstart rival. The company’s purchase of a $240m stake in Facebook, the hot social network, fits the bill. But make no mistake, the clear victor in this round is Facebook’s 23-year-old founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Even the tech stock boom’s heyday yielded few deals as frothy as this one. Microsoft is getting less than a ...
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