Microsoft to Make Initial Stock Offer (Published 1986)

The New York Times·Feb 4

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Microsoft made an initial public stock offering in 1986. The company's stock has reportedly performed well over time, with significant increases in value. However, the stock has also experienced declines, with one recent instance being a major loss in value amid questions about spending on artificial intelligence.

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