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    • Tue Oct 28th 16:06 PM
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      Microsoft: Office to Embrace the Web; One Less Profit Center?
      michael - you're a loser. if no pricing model has been announced - how can you say there's one less profit center? that's a like a new car coming out and you call out it's lack of leather seats before seat fabrics have been announced... whattagoof.
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    • Tue Jul 29th 13:04 PM
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      Could Google Buy The New York Times?
      this article lost all credibility when i read the title. it woudl be 'BUY' not "BY'...
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    • Mon Jul 28th 14:49 PM
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      Yahoo Almost Gets It Right
      with yhoo down 4% today - lowest level since the proposed acquisition - it would seem they didn't get it right.
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    • Mon Jul 28th 14:37 PM
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      Yahoo Almost Gets It Right
      my guess is if the author had any holdings to disclose he'd feel diffently. it's easy to preach what a company should and should not do if you have no vested interest... and, now that i think about it, an an individual with zero holdings you really have no say in the matter of what should or should not have been done. if you want your say to matter - you best buy some YHOO stock.
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    • Mon Jul 28th 14:08 PM
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      Yahoo Almost Gets It Right
      certainly, mgmt is not required to take any offer above stock price.. BUT, when the purchase price delivers, oh i dunno, let's say a 75% premium, i'd say the mgmt is required to give it some attention. and by attention, i mean an open assessment of the offer. Yahoo's mgmt began pushing back from the outset - i believe it was this demeanor that led to microsoft asking itself if it wanted to dump 45B+ into a company who didn't want to partner here... If Yahoo doesn't grow to a $33 stock in the next 24 months, Yang's legacy will be that of a selfish executive who let his ego guide the company rather than what was best for the ownership of Yahoo.
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    • Tue Jul 22nd 06:49 AM
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      Steve Jobs' Health: A Red Herring
      written by an author who knows (apparently) zero about corporate valuation... stock price movement is driven by a number of things... obviously a company like Microsoft misses by a penny, and there's some negative reaction. But, MSFT trades at 14x P/E, and carries a 1.7% Divident. When a company that trades at a 35x P/E guides lower in the future - there will absolutely be a reaction... And on the topic of Jobs health - i think investors want to simply know that a succession plan of some sort is in place - and the company has not indicated that any such plan exists...
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