Reuters - Yahoo Inc’s board met by telephone on
Friday and discussed strategy for getting Microsoft Corp to
raise its $42 billion offer for the company and the possibility
of hiring Google Inc to run Yahoo’s search, the Wall Street
Journal said.
Archive for February 8th, 2008
AP - Yahoo Inc.’s board reportedly held a special meeting Friday to discuss how to handle the slumping Internet pioneer’s first response to Microsoft Corp.’s week-old takeover bid, setting the stage for either a quick resolution or months of acrimonious wrangling.
AP - Yahoo Inc.’s board reportedly held a special meeting Friday to discuss how to handle the slumping Internet pioneer’s first response to Microsoft Corp.’s week-old takeover bid, setting the stage for either a quick resolution or months of acrimonious wrangling.
AP - Yahoo Inc.’s board reportedly held a special meeting Friday to discuss how to handle the slumping Internet pioneer’s first response to Microsoft Corp.’s week-old takeover bid, setting the stage for either a quick resolution or months of acrimonious wrangling.
InfoWorld - Dell has scaled back the range of consumer PCs with processors from AMD that it sells on its Web site, focussing almost exclusively on systems with Intel processors.
InfoWorld - Dell has scaled back the range of consumer PCs with processors from AMD that it sells on its Web site, focussing almost exclusively on systems with Intel processors.
InfoWorld - Dell has scaled back the range of consumer PCs with processors from AMD that it sells on its Web site, focussing almost exclusively on systems with Intel processors.
AP - Dell Inc. has stopped selling many computers with processors from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. on its Web site, although it will continue selling some through retailers.
AP - The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s research arm has sued computer chip maker Intel claiming the company violated the university’s patents in making the popular Core 2 Duo processor.
AP - Yahoo Inc.’s board reportedly called a special meeting Friday to discuss the slumping Internet pioneer’s first response to Microsoft Corp.’s week-old takeover bid, setting the stage for a quick resolution or months of acrimonious wrangling.
