New Microsoft CEO Nadella impresses Wall Street, stresses challenges


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  • Friday, 25 Apr 2014

POPULAR GUY: Microsoft Corp's new chief executive on Thursday won rave reviews for his first public encounter with Wall Street analysts who said he communicated willingness to transform the world's largest software company as it scrambles to catch up in the mobile-computing era. — Reuters

SEATTLE: Microsoft Corp's new chief executive on Thursday won rave reviews for his first public encounter with Wall Street analysts who said he communicated willingness to transform the world's largest software company as it scrambles to catch up in the mobile-computing era. 

Marking the first time in five years that a Microsoft chief executive joined a quarterly earnings conference call, veteran insider Satya Nadella, who took over the helm on Feb 4, said his first weeks in the new job were taken up with getting to know the company afresh. 

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