Updated Jan. 25, 2013 at 5:46 a.m.
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New York — Microsoft reports lower profit on higher revenue, after the world's largest software maker spent more money to market its Windows operating system and lure consumers flocking to tablets and smartphones.
Microsoft profits shrink but revenue grows even as PC sales slow
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New York — Microsoft reports lower profit on higher revenue, after the world's largest software maker spent more money to market its Windows operating system and lure consumers flocking to tablets and smartphones.
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