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Adobe feeling drained by new model, but hopes things will improve

theregister.co.uk (11 months and 29 days ago)

Jun 20, 2012

No going back to boxy bust'n'boom Adobe's second quarter net income eased on poor European demand as well as its move to take Creative Suite into the cloud.… full story

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