Microsoft Corporation

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Date published 2021-10-23
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Microsoft Corporation
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Microsoft logo since 2012.
 
Corporate Information
 
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Founded
Founders
Type VALUE
EIN (Tax ID)
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Traded as
Location
Headquarters
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Key people
Industry
CEO
Chair
President
Former president
Director
Leader
Executives
Board of Directors
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Companies
Products
Services
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Net income
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Net assets
Total assets
Equity
Net equity
Total equity
Employees
Parent company
Subsidiaries
Advisory board
Political position Right-wing to far-right
Ideology
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Affiliations
Associations
Website
 
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Website
 
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Religion EXAMPLE: Practicing Catholic
Political party
Political position Right-wing
Ideology
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Website
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