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Microsoft's failure to secure Yahoo agreement 'costing it £750m a year' MICROSOFT has been warned it is haemorrhaging almost £750 million ($1.2bn) a year by failing to secure a tie-up with Yahoo.

Gates's £1m for Scots scientists SCOTTISH researchers have been given more than £1 million by billionaire computer tycoon Bill Gates to help tackle the world's biggest childhood killer, it was announced yesterday.

Microsoft to shed 5,000 staff MICROSOFT has announced that it is to axe up to 5,000 jobs, with 1,400 to go with immediate effect.

Microsoft in fresh talks with Yahoo MICROSOFT, the American software giant, is in preliminary talks with Yahoo to buy the US internet company's online search business for $20 billion (£13bn), industry sources say.

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