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Yahoo! deckchair! shuffle! filled! with! insight! and! clouds! Microsoft shame unit tabled for now
Trying to become less of an organizational disaster, Yahoo! has shuffled around some executives and even formed a cloud computing division. “Take that, activist shareholders, we’ve got everything under control.”
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Tensions Escalate in Battle for Control of Yahoo The battle over Yahoo intensifies following the company’s latest refusal of an offer by Microsoft to buy its online search engine. It spurned a joint proposal with activist investor Carl Icahn, who is leading a shareholder rebellion aimed at removing Yahoo’s current board.
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More Yahoo Cuts Coming? Kara Swisher, last seen immersed in the great Yahoo hanging chad scandal, is back with news that will be more pertinent to Yahoo employees and shareholders: The company, she says, is consi [..]
Yahoo Proxy Vote Scandal: Wait, We Meant To Say "Fire Jerry" A tempest in a teapot is raging after Yahoo shareholders watched paint dry all day Friday at the shareholder meeting.
Apparently Capital Research and Management, Yahoo's biggest ins [..]
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Was Yahoo's Terry Semel The Worst Internet CEO Ever? (YHOO) We like Terry Semel. He was friendly to us in the brief period in which our Yahoo-Analyst / Yahoo-CEO careers overlapped. As Yahoo shareholders, we also enjoyed Terry's early years as CEO, [..]
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Icahn May Go After Yahoo (YHOO); He'll Decide Wednesday Yahoo's stock (YHOO) abruptly reversed its long, slow slide to $20 on news that Carl Icahn may launch a proxy fight for the company. Scott Galloway, an activist investor who recently forced [..]
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Yahoo Board May Already Have Cost Shareholders Billions In the days after Microsoft's bid for Yahoo (YHOO), it seemed clear that the deal would have cleared at $35 a share: Microsoft (MSFT) offered $31, Yahoo soft-countered (through the press) [..]
Yahoo! counts! the! reasons! it’s better! off! without! Microsoft! Defends right to sell itself
Tired of taking it on the chin from bully activist investors, Yahoo! executives are counting the reasons why they’re better off forging a advertising partnership Google rather than selling the company’s search business to Microsoft.
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Carl Icahn, and just about everybody else, seems to have given up on the notion of a Microsoft/Yahoo deal. But a couple of activist shareholders -- guys who own a few shares and have a m [..]
Now that Microsoft (MSFT) has called what everyone but a handful of folks on Yahoo's board assumed was a bluff, Yahoo's stunned shareholders are left with a $22 stock and vague hopes for "P [..]
Andrew Ross Sorkin reports from Sun Valley that Yahoo shareholders will now accept, gasp, less than $33 for the company. Some are even willing to sell for $31.50! Carl Icahn, meanwhile, [..]
The second reason Yahoo's stock (YHOO) has rocketed higher in the past few days (the first being Hail Mary dreams of a Microsoft (MSFT) deal) is that investors are expecting a whopper of a [..]
Kara Swisher, last seen immersed in the great Yahoo hanging chad scandal, is back with news that will be more pertinent to Yahoo employees and shareholders: The company, she says, is consi [..]
A tempest in a teapot is raging after Yahoo shareholders watched paint dry all day Friday at the shareholder meeting.
Apparently Capital Research and Management, Yahoo's biggest ins [..]
We like Terry Semel. He was friendly to us in the brief period in which our Yahoo-Analyst / Yahoo-CEO careers overlapped. As Yahoo shareholders, we also enjoyed Terry's early years as CEO, [..]
Yahoo's stock (YHOO) abruptly reversed its long, slow slide to $20 on news that Carl Icahn may launch a proxy fight for the company. Scott Galloway, an activist investor who recently forced [..]
In the days after Microsoft's bid for Yahoo (YHOO), it seemed clear that the deal would have cleared at $35 a share: Microsoft (MSFT) offered $31, Yahoo soft-countered (through the press) [..]
It's been a few days since Microsoft's latest schizophrenic lurch on Yahoo, so it's time for another one: Microsoft and Carl Icahn have teamed up to agree on the following: If Yahoo's [..]
