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Monday 25 June 2012 9:02 pm

Microsoft buys $1.2bn Yammer

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MICROSOFT yesterday finally admitted it was buying online networking firm Yammer for $1.2bn (£770.5m), allowing the tech giant to offer a social network to corporate customers.

Four-year-old Yammer has 5m users of its private, in-company social networks and counts Deloitte and Ford among its clients. The service should fill a gap that Microsoft was struggling to fill with its SharePoint app.

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