Comments on: Biting the hand that feeds you: Cuban vs. Yahoo
Yahoo elevated Mark Cuban into the ranks of the super-rich. Now he's part of the slate Carl Icahn wants to put on Yahoo's board of directors.
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Hard to believe they would reward him for this but then again he's worth a lot more money now than he was worth even then.
And now that Yahoo sealed their fate by bailing on Microsoft, I would imagine he's brash enough to get them some press...enough to maybe sell for $20 a share.
C. Levy
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- by bobr May 17, 2008 1:10 PM PDT
- I pleases me to see Tim Koogle Get some of the credit he deserves. I had the pleasure of working closely with Tim about 18 years ago at Motorola and he possesses one of the very finest visionary minds that I have encountered in my 45 year career. Should add that during his tenure at Yahoo it became the nexus of the Internet for me and most of the people I know. Since he left it has become just another portal.
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