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Fabrice Canel Retires From Microsoft After Nearly Three Decades Leading Bing

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Fabrice Canel, a 30-year Microsoft veteran who oversaw Bing and its search services, has officially retired.

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Fabrice Canel has announced his retirement from Microsoft effective immediately, ending a nearly three-decade tenure at the company. Best known in the SEO community for his leadership of Bing and Microsoft's broader search portfolio, SEOFOMO News reports the departure without disclosing transition plans or a named successor.

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