Microsoft is willing to reopen talks to buy all or part of Yahoo! but only if a new Yahoo! board is elected, a major boost for investor Carl Icahn's board slate.
- Yahoo! settles with Icahn to avert August showdown
- Microsoft, Icahn offered Yahoo! $2.3bn annual revenue
- Microsoft offered $9bn for Yahoo! stake
- Yahoo! in Google online ad deal
- What next for Microsoft and Yahoo!?
- Investor anger at Yahoo! rejection of bid
- Yahoo! CEO under pressure after rebuffing Microsoft
- Timeline of the deal that never happened
- Yahoo! issues statement on bid withdrawal
- Microsoft withdrawal letter to Yahoo!
- Yahoo! to stay focused on alternatives: source
- Microsoft results disappoint
- Yahoo! profit up, but Microsoft bid set to stand
- Microsoft & Yahoo! seek new partners
- Yahoo! would sell 'at right price'
Microsoft has bid for Yahoo
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Microsoft bid for Yahoo!
- Should Microsoft buy Yahoo!?
- Yes - it's a good deal and a natural acquisition
40% - No - Microsoft is big enough
43% - Anti-trust laws will prevent the merger, anyway
17%
- Yes - it's a good deal and a natural acquisition
In depth analysis of the deal
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