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Steve Ballmer: What I Would Do Differently at Microsoft
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Nov 3, 20140:42Now PlayingOct. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg’s Betty Liu reports on former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer’s reflections on what he would have done differently during his time at the company. She speaks in today’s “Movers and Shakers” on “In The Loop.”
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