Yahoo's Icahn Response Calm and Smart; Here's Icahn's Next Move (TechTicker)

                   
yahoo.com     May 16, 2008            

Yahoo's (YHOO) board responded to Carl Icahn, who is circling Yahoo like a hungry shark. Yahoo! Inc., a leading global Internet company, today sent the following letter in response to Carl Icahn's announcement regarding his intention to nominate a slate of ten directors to Yahoo!'s board of... [read full story]                

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Microhoo, Icahn & SEC

ru.wordpress.com     May 16, 2008          

So at this point everyone knows that MSN has taken its (multi-billion$) ball and gone home. On May 15, 2008, Yahoo! Inc. (the “Company”) issued a press release announcing today that it had sent a letter to Carl Icahn in response to his announcement regarding his intention to nominate a slate of...                

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What If Microsft Doesn't Want Icahn's Yahoo!

businessweek.com     May 16, 2008          

Posted by: Stephen Wildstrom on May 16 Time to play let’s pretend. Assume that Carl Icahn wins his proxy fight and installs his board at Yahoo! with the express intent of selling the company to Microsoft. But what if Microsoft, which does not currently have an offer on the table, isn’t...                

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What If Microsoft Doesn't Want Icahn's Yahoo!

netezza.com     May 16, 2008          

Time to play let's pretend. Assume that Carl Icahn wins his proxy fight and installs his board at Yahoo! with the express intent of selling the company to Microsoft. But what if Microsoft, which does not currently have an offer on the table, isn't interested, even at $31 or $33 a share? I don't...                

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Bare-knuckle Fight for Yahoo! is Just Starting

ru.wordpress.com     May 16, 2008          

For a moment everything was calm at the trenches between Yahoo and Microsoft. Steve Ballmer set an about face and disappeared into the sunset. Now Yahoo is back into the limelight and bucketfuls of digital ink are being used to fill zillions of computer screens. What is going on? Well, yesterday...                

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