Microsoft’s stock is at its lowest level in over a year. Why the selloff may be overdone.

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  Inflation in France hits its lowest level in four years in February

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• Oil prices settle at lowest level of the year as tariff threat hurts demand outlook

  Oil futures settled Tuesday at their lowest level of the year, with the economy and energy demand expected to take a hit from proposed U.S. tariffs on Canada and Mexico that may come into effect ...
  
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• Illegal border crossings plunge to lowest level in decades

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  Microsoft shutting down Skype in May

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  Microsoft announces Skype will close in May

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