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Will Microsoft go High for Yahoo acquisition? We already know the previous bid of Microsoft to Yahoo for $31 per share. Now there is a rumor that Microsoft can go up to $33 per share but Yahoo insist of having into a range of 35$ to $37 per share price.
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Microsoft just dropped their bid on Yahoo for $42.3 billion previously offered. Yahoo asking to have it go higher for $37 per share or around $53 billion.According to Yahoo news, " Microsoft Corp . withdrew its $42.3 billion bid to buy Yahoo Inc . on Saturday, scrapping an attempt to snap up the tarnished Internet icon in hopes of toppling online search and advertising leader Google Inc .But Yahoo's board demanded at least $53 billion, or $37 per share, according to Ballmer. That would have been nearly double Yahoo's stock price of $19.18 at the time Microsoft first made its bid a little
I hope not. They "fear" Google so much, but each of them has a niche that they satisfy. If they only focused on what they do best (#2 of the 10 things Google finds to be true). What they really need to learn is to share. Yahoo is opening its platform for open collaboration, Facebook has done it, and Google lead the way with their open API's. They need to learn to build on the shoulders of giants instead of trying to be giants.
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I hope not. They "fear" Google so much, but each of them has a niche that they satisfy. If they only focused on what they do best (#2 of the 10 things Google finds to be true). What they really need to learn is to share. Yahoo is opening its platform for open collaboration, Facebook has done it, and Google lead the way with their open API's. They need to learn to build on the shoulders of giants instead of trying to be giants.
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