Deda_Mraz: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/5085444.stm

Ode nam Win u penziju :)

uh,nesto je oronuo u licu

Ray Ozzie, a much-respected veteran of the software industry who joined Microsoft just last year, will take over Mr Gates's crucial role as chief software architect.

Working for the next two years alongside the company founder, he will be able to promise continuity to Microsoft's most important customers - the many IT buyers in the corporate sector, most of whom remain suspicious of rival operating systems such as Linux or Apple's Mac OS or productivity software such as Open Office.

Craig Mundie, the man behind many of Microsoft's mobile computing solutions, will take on Mr Gates's role in leading the company's research and strategy efforts.

Microsoft's share price said it all: it barely moved after the announcement was made.

Ivan Dimkovic: nikakvom promenom na berzi...

Not now, John!: BTW, veoma poštujem to što više od polovine svoje love daje u dobrotvorne svrhe.

mrkidivx: Štedeo u našim bankama ;)

tdjokic: A odakle njemu tolike pare?

Deda_Mraz: Najjača slika koju sam video, kada su se on i njegova žena slikali ispred nekog instituta u Africi kojem su donirali ček na tačno 700.000.000 $ :D

Mislim, Nobelovu nagradu je trebao dobiti i Bil Klinton (ne sećam se da li je ili nije dobio, znam da je bio predlagan), što je jedan od najvećih cinizama poznat

Unlike the other Nobel Prizes, the Nobel Peace Prize may be awarded to persons or organizations that are in the process of resolving an issue, or creating world peace rather than upon the resolution of the issue. Since the prize can be given to individuals involved in ongoing peace processes, some of the awards now appear, with hindsight, questionable, particularly when those processes failed to bear lasting fruit. For example, the awards given to Theodore Roosevelt, Yasser Arafat, Lê Ðức Thọ, and Henry Kissinger were particularly controversial and criticized; the latter prompted two dissenting committee members to resign [3]. The Nobel Committee has also received criticism from right-wing groups who see their decisions as guided by an apparent left-wing bias.