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Why These Times Are Not So Taxing For Intuit Taxpayers who come to TurboTax via Free File are decidedly younger than average, and Intuit aims to convert them to fully paying software users as they age into more complicated tax situations. Worried investors should relax. |
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The Next Big Next Big Thing ...Forget about Cisco, Intel, or Oracle drawing talent from across the nation with the lure of cutting-edge careers. By 2001 the knowledge workers will be flocking to the gene-hunting companies... |
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How Intuit Found Fame and Fortune, and Beat Out Microsoft In a new book Inside Intuit: How the Makers of Quicken Beat Microsoft and Revolutionized an Entire Industry, Suzanne Taylor and Kathy Shroeder recount the 20-year history of Intuit. |
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