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  1. kawalSeptember 4, 2010 at 8:33 AM

    The Yahoo! Board of Directors has carefully reviewed Microsoft’s unsolicited proposal with Yahoo!’s management team and financial and legal advisors and has unanimously concluded that the proposal is not in the best interests of Yahoo! and their stockholders.
    At the same time Google was also intrested in buying yahoo so terry was looking big oppertunity from both side that may be the reason that he ask for more price then the actual share price at that time.
    It's truly sad to see all the opportunity he missed. Yahoo was a great company and could have been the bestEveryone looks like a genius when times are good, and Semel rode that to good effect.

    Kawalpreet Singh
    MBA-1A

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