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Steve Ballmer's Shot Across Yahoo's Bow
Published 10/17/2008 at Yahoo! Finance: Tech Ticker
Microsoft has emphatically denied Steve Ballmer was doing anything more than speaking hypothetically Thursday when he said "I still think [a deal with Yahoo] would make sense economically for their shareholders and ours. ...
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