Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

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re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

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re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

jony srooney — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 08:16:42 GMT

playstaion 3 is better than Xbox 360.... Xbox 360 is for girls as is the nintendo wii... long live the playstation 3. sony rules!!!!

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

happy in stock hell — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 00:19:52 GMT

Yeah Bill, I dont know about your Real Estate investments...even REITs are taking HUGE hits lately...JRT ...DDR...getting creamed...

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

Dan — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 19:40:40 GMT

Some of the comments here are ridiculous. Are you people alive? It is not 1950 anymore. Yahoo and Microsoft both have a huge share of the internet market. The number of users using the internet is increasing everyday. The world is becoming more connected and reliant on technology everyday. The internet is the future of business and communication. I find it humorous for people to suggest that technology companies are not winners now or in the future.

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

nick stewart — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 18:17:50 GMT

I think Yahoo should resit M$ attempts to acquire it. Just like past MSN properties, it will end up in failure due to the culture clash and brain drain. After all Google is just a City away with help wanted signs for Yahoo employees.

Even it makes business sense or not, the employee are absolutely against this transaction. Remember what happen to AOL, Netscape, @home, Lycos, IWon, WebCrawler, Ask. All of whom were aquired by bigger companies and now are a distant last and out done by Myspace and FaceBook.

Go ahead have Yahoo, another new upstart will the void soon! And you will be chasing them down as well.

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

Mac — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 14:02:01 GMT

You guys are all retards, Microsoft is dying, this is their last desperate move to catch up with Google, the whole company is based on a monopoly, bad practice and an army of sales people, if it wasn't for their monopoly no one would be forced to use their lame products. I'm glad Google is on the way to save the world from this monster.

P.S If you are a Microsoft shareholder, I hope, really hope from the bottom of my heart, that you lose so much.

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

microtel inn's and suites — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 05:03:48 GMT

It is awfully suspicious how msn blogs talk about this potential buyout/merger. If Yahoo doesnt want to accept an offer, yahoo need not accept one. Its funny to see the bias over here though, I mean, microsoft employees raising questions!?? Ohhh noooo!

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

Under 15 — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 03:48:39 GMT

So, is it GOOD to buy microsoft or Yahoo, i don't understand, i'm under 15 (not giving out age) and i'm researching stocks, for a project, i see this heated debate that both yahoo and microsoft stink, so what's a good stock to invest in then?! I thought Microsoft was OUTPERFORMING the market, not doing...well....badly.

re: Did Microsoft offer $40; should Yahoo have disclosed it?

What is all this about again? — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 03:45:57 GMT

I am researching stocks for a history project and i have no idea what anybody is talking about. If Microsoft, or Yahoo is doing as badly as i understand, why even blog about it being so bad, just tell people to not buy the stocks, and watch Microsoft and Yahoo both drown in their cash spendings.