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The Yahoo! Board is supposed to convene today to thrash out whether or not to accept Microsoft's $44.6 billion acquisition offer, try to get Microsoft to sweeten the pot, or resist and hammer out an outsourcing deal with Google, according to TechCrunch. Based on what the blog (http://www.techcrunch.com/
However, it says, a bunch of resistant Yahoo! senior executives backing the Google option will state their case to the board.
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Call It Off 02/08/08 12:22:30 PM EST | |||
Why doesn't Microsoft just upgrade MSN and skip the Yaboo! deal - a $40+BN saving!? |
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