scfd524
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I think they are and will become more powerful as our society moves more and more towards being operated by computers. With offices trying and some succeeding on going to a paperless work enviroment, and with windows holding 97% of the computer market in OS's, they will only continue to grow. Plus they continue to dominate the market with thier Office and other business targeted software. |
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avondrow
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No, that would be the Church! |
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moyah8
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No, they come in third. The winner goes to the church and with the Pub coming in a close second. |
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Clown Knows
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Probably not, as other sources will eventually come up with better and cheaper software. De Beers is probably the most successful in the long run. They have almost a monopoly on the world diamond trade, and as the result of restricting/controlling demand versus price, they have warehouses full of raw diamonds. |
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floozy_niki
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Define successful. Are they really successful? In terms of what? Anyway, I don't feel they are the most successful. Personal opinion. |
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m-t-nest
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Microsoft still has to pay taxes, payroll ect...The Mormons have the most successful business. No taxes, no payroll and every member gives 10% of their income. Now THAT is a successful business. |
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♥~C.J~♥
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one of but there are many others equally as successful |
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artleyb
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No, there have been numerous more successful businesses measured by turnover, number of employees/customers, profits, global spread, etc., but few if any of them have made so many of their top people multi-millionaires as has Microsoft. |
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