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| AOL In Play: Yahoo Still Talking, Too (TWX) Following our report that a Time Warner team is talking to Microsoft about an AOL deal, a source tells Reuters that TWX is talking to Jerry Yang and company, too. Or more accurately, said source r [..] |
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| Yahoo And AOL Still Wasting Time Talking Huge M&A deals like Yahoo-AOL have enough challenges without both sides not really wanting to do them. And are Jerry and the board seriously going to make this decision without consulting Yahoo's new CEO?
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| Microsoft Withdraws Bid for Yahoo! Microsoft withdrew its $42.3 billion bid to buy Yahoo Saturday after last-ditch efforts to come to terms on a price proved unsuccessful. Microsoft was willing to pay $33 a share, but Yahoo wanted $37. “Clearly a deal is not to be,” Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer wrote in a letter to Yahoo.
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| Microsoft-Yahoo Takeover Glitch: Can't Find Dissident Yahoo Board Members* One of the next steps in the Microsoft-Yahoo melodrama (MSFT) (YHOO) is for Microsoft to nominate a slate of directors to replace the ones it will try to get fired at Yahoo's shareholder meeting (Jerry, Roy Bostock, et al). The problem? The "word on the street" is that Microsoft can't find anyone willing to take on the job, says the Post's Peter Lauria.
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Microsoft and Yahoo Meet Again: No Deal  Microsoft (MSFT) and Yahoo (YHOO) execs had their second meeting, the WSJ says, and made no progress. Yahoo is insisting that Microsoft raise its bid before the companies [..] |
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| Microsoft to Raise Yahoo Bid to $34--Citi Two months later, and we're back where we began: Microsoft (MSFT) bids $31 for Yahoo (YHOO), Yahoo counters with $40, and a price in the mid-$30s should get the deal done.
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We were encouraged when we heard that Microsoft (MSFT) and Yahoo (YHOO) are now talking about an "alternative transaction". We thought that, finally, the companies might b [..]
Yahoo (YHOO) and Microsoft (MSFT) are talking again, say TechCrunch, CNET, and an SAI source.
TechCrunch's sources say the two are talking about a full buyout. One of our sources wa [..]
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