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XML, Xdocs, and the Future of Desktop Computing

by Ken Orr

While the rest of technology marketplace has been in the toilet, Microsoft has been chugging along. Maybe not at a record pace, but it's been minting money. Last time I looked, Microsoft had over $40 billion in cash. Pretty good in a really down market.

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