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Microsoft to buy Yahoo for $31/share

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Microsoft to Pay $31 Per Share for Yahoo, Totaling $44.6 Billion in Cash and Stock

REDMOND, Wash. (AP) -- Microsoft Corp. offered to buy search engine operator Yahoo Inc. for $44.6 billion in cash and stock in a move to boost its competitive edge in the online services market.

Microsoft bid $31 per share for Yahoo, representing a 62 percent premium to Yahoo's closing stock price Thursday.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/01/technology/microsoft_yahoo/index.htm?cnn=yes

now what?..any thoughts??
 
Interesting. Someone predicted this in another thread yesterday – congrats to whoever that was.

- Rob
 
Where did you get this from? I still have my doubts as to it actually happening.
 
CNN....I just added link.....i think Yahoo gives in this time.....
 
So Windose agent is assuming control in the Matrix?

Thanks for the news Tony.
 
Now is the time to buy Yahoo stock? :)
 
I mentioned this in another thread that it was on the cards after Yahoo shedding off those extra staff. In my experience, companies tend to get rid of dead weight in order to make it look more attractive to potential buyers.

I only wish I bought more shares :-(

Despite the offer, it really is an unknown and I don't for one second believe that Microsoft were the only offer. In come the anti-competitive lawyers.

Will it be a good thing? Lets hope so.
 
Will it be a good thing? Lets hope so.
It can NOT get worse with Google beeing practically monopoly in PPC
 
BTW - now to see if Google wants to buy Sprint.
 
It means that Microsoft (Windose OS parent company) is getting serious. Though they can't beat Google at the moment in advertisements. Smart move, I'd say.
 
I think this will turn into a bidding war. $40Billion is nothing to be sniffed at for any organisation. Recent mergers and investments have been fuelling the American economy and talks of another bubble... Google would of been better off saving their money for this one instead of making investments in HIGHLY overinflated companies like facebook.
 
It's an offer, it's not a done deal.
 
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