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2008
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MicrosoftWhat? Do you remember when it looked like the big soap-opera was drawn to an end thank to Yahoo! big requests in terms of money? Do you remember how happy and careful we were after we got that fantastic piece of news? Well, I don’t want to freeze that smile on your face while you are remembering all this but…Look what I found out on Microsoft Website dedicated to “information for journalists”:
“In light of developments since the withdrawal of the Microsoft proposal to acquire Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft announced that it is continuing to explore and pursue its alternatives to improve and expand its online services and advertising business. Microsoft is considering and has raised with Yahoo! an alternative that would involve a transaction with Yahoo! but not an acquisition of all of Yahoo! Microsoft is not proposing to make a new bid to acquire all of Yahoo! at this time, but reserves the right to reconsider that alternative depending on future developments and discussions that may take place with Yahoo! or discussions with shareholders of Yahoo! or Microsoft or with other third parties.

“There of course can be no assurance that any transaction will result from these discussions.”


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