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@satyanadella

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@satyanadella has appeared in 8 articles since 2019-05. Coverage peaked in 2025Q2 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Microsoft, Satya Nadella, Brad Smith, MSFT.

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2021-01-24
CNBC 4 related

Microsoft president Brad Smith defended the company's political contributions in a meeting with employees after some questioned donations from its PAC

and has never had — a PAC. @BradSmi https://twitter.com/... Steve Schmidt / @steveschmidtses : .@ProjectLincoln @Microsoft has sent a crystal clear message about the importance of democracy. I'm confi...

2020-05-04
On my Om

The pandemic brought tech-enabled behaviors previously considered on the fringe into the mainstream and compressed years of digital transformation into months

Om Malik / On my Om : Tweets: @om , @perezbox , @amirulabu , @stevesi , @christysandhoff , @natbullard , and @photomatt Tweets: @om : 2008 financial crisis is when the big banks got bigger. The curre...

2019-05-07
Wired

Satya Nadella and other Microsoft execs talk about the future of AI, the company's approach to open platforms, and how the era of the “talented jerk” is over

MICROSOFT HASN'T ALWAYS had a reputation for being “open,” but CEO Satya Nadella and the rest of his executive team … Tweets: @laurengoode , @laurengoode , @laurengoode , @laurengoode , @laurengoode ,...

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