Microsoft chief technical officer Mark Russinovich posted evidence of the historic dinner in a LinkedIn post. Dave Cutler, ...

Time has a funny way of changing people's views. Anger and mistrust can often fade into mild scepticism, and once bitter ...

Steve Ballmer believed third-party developers were key to Microsoft’s growth At that time, Microsoft was facing growing pressure from rivals like IBM and Linux.

Steve Ballmer said on a recent podcast that his "Developers!" chant years ago was a "call to action." The former Microsoft CEO was frustrated with how the company viewed itself in the early 2000s.

Steve Ballmer said on a recent podcast that his "Developers!" chant years ago was a "call to action." The former Microsoft CEO was frustrated with how the company viewed itself in the early 2000s.

Steve Ballmer said his "Developers!" chant was a "call to action" for Microsoft.Economic Archive/YouTube Steve Ballmer said on a recent podcast that his "Developers!" chant years ago was a "call to ...

Steve Ballmer must be spinning more than one of his Clippers NBA team's basketballs. But, today's Microsoft is a long, long way from Ballmer's "Linux is a cancer" Microsoft.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at the 2021 groundbreaking for the Intuit Dome, the new home of the L.A. Clippers, the NBA franchise he acquired in 2014. (L.A. Clippers / Intuit Dome Photo) ...

Ballmer mirrored Gates' energy, boosted his social life, and became the business partner he needed. Gates gave Ballmer a 4% stake in Microsoft that's now worth more than $120 billion.

Discover the contrasting leadership styles of Steve Ballmer and Satya Nadella, and how each shaped Microsoft's culture, growth, and vision. Saniya Ahmad Khan 684 Stories ...