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As it gears up for a proxy battle, Yahoo releases its version of a detailed timeline of the failed buyout negotiations with Microsoft.
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This made it more attractive for YHOO employees to leave, and trashed the value of the deal for MSFT. Obviously Yang and the YHOO board didn't want this transaction to go through, and did everything they could to prevent it, including fighting in court to prevent disclosing the compensation changes.
We'll see at the Aug 1 shareholder meeting whether heads will roll. The market's already spoken about the Yang team plan - the stock has tanked since they sold out their ads to GOOG. If I were a shareholder looking at $33 from MSFT, or low $20-something with the Yang team plan, the choice seems pretty clear to me...
Yahoo board has absolutely discretion power in discharging directors fiduciary duties for the best long term interest of its srakeholders,not only shareholders.
Microsoft has neither the experience nor the track record to run Yahoo to compete with Google. Besides, Microsoft's hands are tied and cannot bundle Yahoo's services with any of its products.
Just today, yahoo hit yet another 5 month low, falling to the tune of a massive .65 (over 3%), to just $20.66. clearly, the market doesn't believe a word Jerry Yang and his band of criminals have to say, and have given Yahoo's statement a strong thumbs down by selling Yahoo stock in droves. Expect Yahoo to hit $12 in the next few years.
- by t8 June 30, 2008 4:02 PM PDT
- Even though Yahoo is struggling to compete against Google, they are in a much better position than Microsoft.
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