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Microsoft’s Bet On The Cloud Is Paying Off

Despite declining revenue, Microsoft’s quarterly earnings report points to the success of Azure and Office 365.

Barely two years into Satya Nadella’s tenure as Microsoft CEO, the once-passé tech giant continues to gain ground, as evidenced by Thursday’s quarterly earnings report. Nadella has shifted much of Microsoft’s focus to its cloud business, a decision that appears to be propelling the company forward in spite of declining revenue this past quarter.

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How To Handle Heated Political Discussions In The Office

How do you make sure conversations about the candidates don’t turn into office throwdowns? And can anything good ever come of it?

Talking about political issues can get heated, and the Republican and Democratic debates are good examples of how differences of opinion can quickly lead to bickering, accusations, and put-downs—exactly the kind of communication you don’t want in your workplace. With primaries and caucuses drawing near, how do you make sure conversations about the candidates don’t turn into office throwdowns?

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You Could Soon Get Cash From ATMs Using Apple Pay

Now you really won’t need your wallet when you leave the house.

You could soon be able to withdraw cash from ATMs using Apple Pay, negating any need to carry a credit or debit card around with you, reports TechCrunch. According to its sources, Bank of America and Wells Fargo are both working to enable Apple’s digital wallet service to withdraw cash from ATMs by placing their iPhones near the cash machines and authenticating their withdrawal with the device’s Touch ID fingerprint reader.

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NASA Rover Celebrates 12 Years On Mars—It Was Only Supposed To Last 90 Days

You can thank Martian “dust devils” for that.

Twelve years ago this week, NASA’s Mars Rover Opportunity landed on the Martian surface and started beaming back images of what the red planet was like, notes NASA’s blog. But perhaps even more impressive than the images it sent back is the fact that the Opportunity is still up and running on the dusty planet after 12 years. It was originally only supposed to work for 90 days.

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