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Report: Former AOL chief exec tries to raise funds to buy Yahoo
Published 12/2/2008 at Latest from Computerworld
Former AOL CEO Jon Miller is reportedly trying to round up investors to buy all or part of Yahoo.
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A second report indicates that AOL's former CEO, Jonathan Miller, is interested in buying some or all of Yahoo.
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From Silicon Alley Insider, Dec. 2, 2008:Former AOL CEO Jon Miller is trying to raise money to buy Yahoo, says the WSJ. A great idea at this price, but probably tough to raise the money for a full buyout at the $20-$22 mentioned below. There's another
From Silicon Alley Insider, Dec. 2, 2008:Former AOL CEO Jon Miller is trying to raise money to buy Yahoo, says the WSJ. A great idea at this price, but probably tough to raise the money for a full buyout at the $20-$22 mentioned below. There's another
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— Technology 12/3/2008
Former AOL CEO said to be in talks to raise funds to buy the company; Yahoo said it does not comment on rumors.
— Technology 12/3/2008
Former AOL CEO said to be in talks to raise funds to buy the company; Yahoo said it does not comment on rumors.
