Comments on: Yahoo investors begin to weigh in on Icahn proxy fight
With the ink barely dry on billionaire investor Carl Icahn's proxy fight with Yahoo, a couple of investors are weighing in. This could be the start of an onslaught.
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- by The_Decider May 16, 2008 2:45 AM PDT
- More proof that investors are morons. A merger would create a weaker solution to Google, not a stronger one. And people wonder why the US is in decline.
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- by ghostofitpast May 16, 2008 10:00 AM PDT
- Dismissing investors as morons verges on "negative information" in a complex situation that needs all the "hard data" it can get. What HAS been proved is that shareholders have more control over the fate of a business that either its customers or its own workers. This is a favorite theme on my own blog, which I visited again today at:
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