marketwatch.com - 10/16/2008
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ORLANDO, Fla. (MarketWatch) -- Microsoft Corp. ( MSFT : , , ) Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said Thursday that he thinks a Microsoft acquisition of Yahoo Inc. ( YHOO : , , ) would still "make sense economically" for both companies shareholders. However, Ballmer, who made the ...
microsoft.com - 10/16/2008
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Statement from company on Yahoo! REDMOND, Wash., Oct.
16, 2008 – Microsoft Corp. issued the following statement...
regarding Yahoo!:“Our position hasn’t changed. Microsoft has no interest in acquiring Yahoo!; there are no discussions between the ...
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updates.zdnet.com - 10/13/2008
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ZDNet Resources Ballmer: 'Windows 7 will be Vista,
but a lot better' It seems Microsoft CEO Steve...
Ballmer has finally thrown in the towel. Vista's biggest cheerleader seems to almost have given up trying to convince anyone who hasn't yet upgraded to ...
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ZDNet Resources Microsoft wants you to move: To
IE 8, Vista... A visit to the Microsoft booth...
at the Gartner Symposium and ITxpo is full of subliminal messages urging technology executives to move up to more modern products. One part of the booth ...
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Microsoft's Ballmer revives Yahoo deal possibility
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... .) Microsoft bid $31 a share for Yahoo in January and after months of fruitless back-and-forth, Ballmer removed his offer, which had climbed as high as $33 a share. Yahoo closed yesterday at $11.75, but jumped about 14 percent today to around $13 in heavy trading as word of Ballmer's comments spread. MarketWatch reports Ballmer doesn't know what price Yahoo might be willing to accept. "Ballmer said that even with the recent drop in Yahoo's share price, the company 'probably thinks its still worth as least as much today,' as when Microsoft made its offer." It's hard to know ...
Ballmer Talks About Yahoo!
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... Deal Would Still Make Sense? Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been talking about Yahoo again. According to MarketWatch, Ballmer said the deal would still "make sense economically." You may recall that Yahoo turned down an offer of $33-a-share from Microsoft shortly before agreeing to the infamous search advertising deal with Google, which is still pending a federal investigation into antitrust issues. Microsoft was not pleased with the way that went down, and there has been a bitterness in the air ever since (ok, that bitterness was probably already there [particularly with ...
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