Facing Competition, Microsoft Cuts Hosted Email Prices >MSFT

Nov 3rd, 2009 - Wall Street Journal

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SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)--Microsoft Corp., (MSFT) in a move highlighting the growing competition to offer customers so-called "cloud" office applications, has cut the price of its Exchange Online email services.

The company is now charging $10 per user per month for the service, where Microsoft hosts email services on behalf of its clients. It previously charged $15 per user per month.

The price cut also gives users access to ...

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