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History of Microsoft

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In 1979 Microsoft expanded into European markets. Microsoft announced its third language product, Microsoft COBOL-80 on 4/11/78. Microsoft's year end sales exceeded $1 million dollars for the first time in 1978. In 1980 Steve Ballmer arrived, who is the current CEO of the company. In 1981 MS-DOS made an appearance for the first time...
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In 1980 Steve Ballmer arrived, who is the current CEO of the company. In 1981 MS-DOS made an appearance for the first time. It debuted on IBM's personal computer on 8/12/81. This was the first super successful product of Microsoft. On 6/25/81 Microsoft reorganized into a privately held corporation with Bill Gates as President and Chairman of the Board and Paul Allen as Executive Vice President...
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