Nomura’s Sherlund Sees Microsoft ‘Management Issues’
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Microsoft Corp. needs to make changes that “might start with some management issues that probably need to be addressed,” according to Richard Sherlund, New York-based head of research for U.S. technology companies at Nomura Holdings Inc.
Microsoft shares “haven’t done anything in 10 years” and the company “just hasn’t shown that spark of innovation on the consumer side that Apple has,” Sherlund said in a radio interview today on “Bloomberg Surveillance” with Ken Prewitt and Tom Keene.