Microsoft CEO has become a man of the year according to Financial Times

Journalists continue to take the results of the year and celebrate the most influential people. In early December, Time called the “man of the year” 16-year-old Swedish eco-activist Greta Tunberg. Now the Financial Times has been issued their verdict. According to the publication, the title of “Man of the Year” was earned by Microsoft CEO of Satya Nadella.

The merit of Satier Ondella primarily put active actions that managed to return Microsoft among the most influential companies. “Marker” of success, journalists call the rare appearance of the company's name in the press headings. According to the publication, this proves that the corporation reformatted the work, left publicity and focused on selling technologies for business and state -owned enterprises. For example, this fall, the company won AMAZON new contract for cloud technologies for the Pentagon of $ 10 billion.

They continue to attract consumers with products like the Bing search engine, e -mail services, Xbox gaming console and adapted versions of computer software.

This year, investors believed in Microsoft, the newspaper notes, as a result of the company's share increased in price by 50%, and its capitalization exceeded $ 1 trillion. About what the company has achieved this can be read here .

Satya Valla is a native of India. He came to work in Microsoft in 1992 and went to the corporation a long way - from the deputy leader of the unit to the general director, which endella became in 2014.

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