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Comments on: Ballmer: No current talks with Yahoo

A deal would have boosted the company's search query volume, something Microsoft knows it needs.

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by kieranmullen July 24, 2008 11:40 AM PDT: Who cares about this any longer? Do we really need weekly updates on things that are not happening?

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by kieranmullen July 24, 2008 11:41 AM PDT: Who cares about this any longer? Do we really need weekly updates on things that are not happening?

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by Kwasiowusu July 24, 2008 12:22 PM PDT: Ballmer is confused. His handling of these Yahoo takeover effort, has been amongst the worst examples of incompotence and ham handed takeover attempst I have ever see. One minute, he wants to deal with Yahoo, the next minute he doesn't and the very next monute he wants to buy yahoo again. It's enough to make any shareholder ytear their hair in frustration. Hey, ballmer, there are ways of taking over a comoany, and your confused, directionless method is not one of them. Grow a piar, and make up your mind already.; Like this Reply to this comment


by JCPayne July 24, 2008 2:34 PM PDT: LOL. Microsoft has finally admited again they can't do without Yahoo........ This is too funny ......; Like this Reply to this comment

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