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Microsoft Discussed Selling Bing to Apple as Google Replacement

(Bloomberg) Microsoft Corp. discussed selling its Bing search engine to Apple Inc. around 2020, a deal that would have replaced Google as the default option on the iPhone maker’s devices, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Most Read from BloombergPakistan Rupee Set to Become Top Performing Currency Globally Biden Impeachment Hearing Heavy on Politics, Light on Substance‘Fortnite’ Maker Epic Games Is Cutting About 16% of StaffUAW Aims For At Least 30% Wage Bump to Woo New Member

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The DOJ accuses Google of paying $10 Billion to wireless carriers & smartphone makers annually to keep competitors like Bing out of the market

The DOJ accuses Google of paying $10 Billion to wireless carriers & smartphone makers annually to keep competitors like Bing out of the market
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Microsoft Discussed Selling Bing to Apple as Google Replacement

Microsoft Discussed Selling Bing to Apple as Google Replacement
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Builder ai announces collaboration with Microsoft to democratize software development

The collaboration and investment from Microsoft accelerates Builder.ai's mission to empower every business globally to build software without technical expertise LONDON and NEW DELHI, India, May 10

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Builder ai partners with Microsoft to democratise software development

The collaboration, which includes an equity investment from Microsoft, is expected to accelerate Builder.ai’s mission to empower businesses globally to build software without technical expertise.

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