Insider Calls Reported $20 Billion Yahoo-Microsoft Deal "Total Fiction"

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AllThingsD   |  Posted at 9:40 PM PT on November 29, 2008   |   November 30, 2008 10:22 PM


A report in the Times of London in which Microsoft would buy Yahoo's search business in a convoluted $20 billion deal that would include well-known Internet execs Jon Miller and Ross Levinsohn, is - in the words of one key player - "total fiction."

Actually, that's Levinsohn speaking, on the record. But that's also the essential word from all key players regarding the Times's report.

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A report in the Times of London in which Microsoft would buy Yahoo's search business in a convoluted $20 billion deal that would include well-known Internet execs Jon Miller and Ross Levinsohn, is - i...
A report in the Times of London in which Microsoft would buy Yahoo's search business in a convoluted $20 billion deal that would include well-known Internet execs Jon Miller and Ross Levinsohn, is - i...
 
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Yahoo's market cap is $16 billion now. I cannot imagine why M$ would pay $20 billion for a part of it.

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