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Investor Proposes Microsoft Buy Yahoo For $22/share
Published 10/10/2008 at InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
The price would be a 74 percent premium to the current stock price. Yahoo shares are down 36 percent since the start of August, and fell to five-year low Thursday.
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