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Neither piece of news is a surprise. Microsoft and ValueAct created a cooperation agreement in which the investing group got regular meetings with executives, and the option for Morfit to join its board. Given that ValueAct has quite a lot of capital tied up in its stake in Microsoft, his decision to accept the offer is nothing short of devastatingly unsurprising.What the hell does he want Microsoft to do that it is not
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