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Microsoft Trying to Buy Yahoo?
February 1st, 2008 - by Brett Derricott - Salt Lake City, UtahWow. This is big news. Microsoft just bid $44.6 billion dollars (half cash, half stock) for the beleaguered Yahoo!
If this deal goes through, this puts the new combined company, let’s call it Microhoo!, in a much stronger 2nd place to Google in terms of online search.
Hope you own some Yahoo! stock today. It’s up 44% at the moment.