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DAVID A. HOFFMAN: Microsoft and Yahoo: Where were the mediators?
sacbee.com May 12, 2008
When Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer met with Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang earlier this month, what kept them from making a deal? With Microsoft offering $33 per share for Yahoo's stock, and Yahoo willing to take $37, was there truly an unbridgeable gulf? The $4 gap seems trivial in comparison to the...
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