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Why Is Jerry Yang Still in Charge?
Eight months ago, Yahoo!CEO Jerry Yang had a chance to sell his company to Microsoft for $43 billion. He refused. Now Yahoo's market value stands at $18 billion. This raises a question: Why is Jerry Yang still running this company?
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Re: Why Is Jerry Yang Still in Charge?
The value of Yahoo(!) is more or less what it was before the offer minus what was lost due to the stock market crisis.
If he had accepted the offer, he would have put a lot of money into the pockets of some people, but there's no indication that the company itself would be running any better. MS is interested in the brand and users, it pretty much has everything else already, including a vast number of people working in their on-line services department, so the integration would, in the short to mid term, most probably mean quite a few layoffs and I doubt that much of the existing Yahoo would remain. |
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HH's Asteroids' Dominator
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Re: Why Is Jerry Yang Still in Charge?
Anyone else noticed an increase in attacks against Yahoo and now Yang? What a coincidence!
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