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This nostalgic suite of apps also has a vintage price tag.

For many years, Microsoft sold its productivity software Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and so on in a bundle called Microsoft Office. In 2013, the company saw where the software industry was heading and ...

It took some convincing, but at the start of this year, I ended a years-long relationship with Microsoft 365. I'd like to say ...

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BOSTON (Reuters) - Microsoft will release a free version of its dominant Office software that users can access over the Web, catching up with products that arch rival Google launched three years ago.

Microsoft Office was once the best office suite for all your productivity needs. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint were ubiquitous with office work, school work, and personal use to the point that few would ...