Microsoft to hike Microsoft 365, Office 365 business prices in March 2022

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Microsoft to hike Microsoft 365, Office 365 business prices in March 2022
Microsoft on Thursday said it will raise prices as much as 20 percent for a bundle of software called Microsoft 365 that includes popular apps like Teams and Outlook. The increases, which will also hit other Office 365 business and enterprise plans, will take effect within six months, Microsoft ...

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