Gates goes on offensive to dispel image as predatory monopolist

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Bill Gates, the chairman of Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft Corp., has donated $1 billion to a scholarship program. The educational fund, which will assist 20,000 students in the United States, is part of a public relations campaign designed to improve the controversial software innovator's image.

Marketing procedures, Company Planning/Goals, Gates, Bill, Public relations

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Rumours fly of Microsoft moving north

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Rumors spread that Microsoft might move to Canada after a California newsletter suggests the company should relocate to avoid being split by an antitrust ruling.

Canada, Public affairs, Location

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Microsoft staff well-equipped for possible breakup

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Microsoft employees are well prepared for life outside the company should they leave if a court mandated breakup is implemented.

Labor force information, Officials and employees

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