Yahoo to shoot down the Microsoft offer
Posted February 9 2008 1:28 pm by zero
Tags: advertising, Internet, Microsoft, search, Yahoo
Looks like the two-headed monster won’t be created after all. The Wall Street Journal reports that Yahoo will be rejecting Microsoft’s offer of a mega-merger on Monday. Yahoo believes that any offer less than $40/share is undervaluing its worth. Well, Microsoft, the good thing is that that’s $44.6 billion for you to keep. You know, in case, you ever feel like buying another mega-company.
5 Responses to “Yahoo to shoot down the Microsoft offer”
On the contrary, its just negotiation. They’ll settle for 34-36.
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By Adazz on Feb 11, 2008
I am hoping Google steals yahoo away from microsoft… in the end everyone wins, including us !!!
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By mun911 on Feb 14, 2008
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By kobewan on Feb 15, 2008
google buying yahoo would be terrible. Google is the online monopoly right now.
By adazz on Feb 16, 2008
Google only has a monopoly on online advertising; not the internet. Though they’ve tried to get one by repeatedly making offers to buy Wikipedia (that other online source for all human knowledge). Thankfully Wikipedia has turned them down.
By Fakey McFakington on Feb 18, 2008