SINGAPORE – Jeff Raikes, the president of Microsoft‘s Business Division, plans to retire in September, the company said on Thursday. A Microsoft employee since 1981, Raikes oversees a broad stretch of ...

Jeff Raikes, the president of Microsoft’s Business Division, plans to retire in September, the company said on Thursday. Microsoft Thursday announced that Jeff Raikes, president of its business ...

Seattle business and technology website Xconomy has an interesting interview with Jeff Raikes of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Raikes is originally from Nebraska, and spent many years at ...

Before the Raikes School‘s Design Studio Showcase on Friday afternoon on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Doug Burgum (left), the former CEO and chairman of Great Plains Software and ...

Starting at 2 p.m. CDT, Jeff Raikes, CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, will be speaking live at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. His talk will be titled “The Business of Doing Good.” ...

Jeff Raikes, president of Microsoft Business Division, met with CRN Editor Heather Clancy and Industry Editor Barbara Darrow a few weeks in advance of Thursday's official Office 2007/Vista launch.

Jeff Raikes resides in Seattle and has spent three-plus decades on the West Coast, but take some time to pick Raikes' brain and you'll find he's still a Nebraska boy in many ways. Raikes, formerly a ...

Longtime Microsoft Corp. senior executive Jeff Raikes, who announced his retirement in January, today unveiled his postretirement plans: He will take on the role of CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates ...

SEATTLE — After steering the world’s richest foundation for the last five years, Jeff Raikes is now taking on an even bigger job: improving the effectiveness of philanthropy as a whole. An ...

SEATTLE — The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation said Monday that Microsoft Corp. executive Jeff Raikes will take over in September as chief executive of the world’s largest charitable foundation. The ...

Raikes, who as president of Microsoft's Business Division oversaw the Office Dynamics, and Exchange software lines, plans to retire in September Jeff Raikes, the president of Microsoft’s Business ...