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Microsoft forgoes South Lake Union lease
Microsoft Corp. has put on hold any interest in further expanding its operations in Seattle because of the deteriorating economy, a spokesman said Tuesday.
The loss for now of Microsoft as a potential tenant is expected to put additional downward pressure on office rental rates in Seattle.
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At heart I’m a software developer so I love the fact that I can still get in and actively build features for the platform almost every day.”
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Joseph Tartakoff on Microsoft
· Microsoft puts search for more Seattle space on hold
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Andrea James on Amazon
· Retailers seek tax-free shopping for 30 days
· Want sales growth? Sell purple things.
· Online retail's big downer: Late shipments
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