Microsoft seeks independent course

TOKYO, Japan - Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates (L) tells reporters in Tokyo on May 7 that the world's largest software maker will pursue an independent strategy following its decision to scrap its plans to buy Yahoo Inc. At right is Microsoft's Japan unit President Yasuyuki Higuchi.

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