Microsoft 365 subscription prices to rise next year

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Microsoft 365 business subscription prices to increase next year
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Microsoft 365 business subscription prices to increase next year

Price increases of up to 20 per cent will take effect from March 2022

Microsoft will raise prices for a bundle of popular products known as Microsoft 365. The increases, of up to 20 per cent, will affect commercial customers and will take effect within six months. ...

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