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15 hours ago ago from DriverHeaven.net

During the Microsoft Adriatic Annual Overview conference in Zagreb, head executive Venesa Schütz shared some interesting information about Microsoft in 2009. Venesa is leaving Microsoft Adriatic after spending 18 months at the helm of the best Microsoft branch in Central and Eastern Europe, returning to Germany, following her reputation of . Under her lead, Microsoft Adriatic continued to experience growth during the hard 18 months of ...

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21 hours ago ago from PharmaGossip

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4 hours ago ago from Westside Story

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18 hours ago ago from The Investments Blog

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8 hours ago ago from Financial Gauges

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