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Can Yahoo's Yang Survive as CEO? [view article]
Yahoo needs to get rid of Yang. This guy is just not fit for his job. also, yahoo has been falling behind for quite some time now because mr. smart and his subprime nerds were unable to deliver innovation aka transformed intelligence. ReplyAs Yahoo Fights for Board Control, Analyst Suggests AOL Merger [view article]
I think Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL should merge into a "coalition of the untalented" so we can finally short them all together.. ReplyLouis
What do Anheuser Busch, Hershey and Yahoo Have in Common? [view article]
Life isn't always about dollars. Sometimes heritage and values are more important in both the long and short run. People need to think about the long run and ignore the money hungry philosophy you propose. ReplyAs Yahoo Fights for Board Control, Analyst Suggests AOL Merger [view article]
The blind leading the blind..... ReplyAs Yahoo Fights for Board Control, Analyst Suggests AOL Merger [view article]
Former employee....This article is weak. AS a former TWX you should know AOL was weakened by GOOG. Eric should know that. Please write an article showing the benefits gain be the past AOL - GOOG relationship. Replyoo.com
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
@ Mariposa: I sold C in 2004 for 57.00 , being ridiculed by friends andfamily ! Why: my brother-in-law works for C.
Today I buy Wachovia! Take one of their employees to lunch,
they'll convince you !
Jenn: get 6 jack-ups in the gulf and have them drill 50 holes
off our coast, east or west ! Report on wildcatter activity
around the country : within 60 days , the wild-out-of-order
speculating will subside.
@user :" Paulson is a putz" : he is also a schlep, a schlingel ,
and a lot of more !
G.W. just has no idea who can do the job ! Reply
Citi Makes Google 'Top Internet Pick' [view article]
$4.73 "silightly ahead" of $4.27/ share...?Did you mean to say $4.72/share? Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
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AT&T is less than honorable ---on their website two weeks ago they offered $100 towards the purchase of 3g phone----now they say because of the huge responce they changed their position and withdrew the offer to first time buyers of the iphone last yr.so no upgrade insentive for aapl ReplyGoldman's Sirius Call: Solid Thesis, Poor Timing [view article]
Killerkaul.....do you hear someone trying to get our attention, the Vicar of what? Did I hear him say that The Oracle doesn't cheer lead his companies. He has one of the greatest shareholder annual meetings, touting his excellent management team and their successes every year, taking questions from his company's owners, shareholders, and given his vision of the business world and where it might be heading globally. Not a lot of numbers just a good feeling about the people he does business with and the products or services they provide. Warren should not be used by the Vicar to defame cheer leading the businesses that owners believe in, Blasphemy....Run Blue Dog Run!!!!!! Replyof Value
Goldman's Sirius Call: Solid Thesis, Poor Timing [view article]
Kill and Cos, do you think Warren Buffett goes to message boards and posts cheerleading rhetoric such as "run dog, run"? ReplyTech's Most Popular CEOs [view article]
Folks - Check out this website www.thesmartpro.org which is pretty much the same without the unwanted details. How many employees want to know the approval rating of the CEO before deciding to accept the offer?Smartpro is neat, it classifies the responses under categories that are important and relevant to employees. It’s free and not for profit!
It does not have millions of dollars to promote like Glassdoor but is quietly aiming to provide newletters, jobs, reviews, ratings, industry benchmarks et al. All for free.
check it out at www.thesmartpro.org
-B
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Paulson is a putz! I would be more emphatic, but writing what he REALLY is would be too profane for this medium. ReplyWhat do Anheuser Busch, Hershey and Yahoo Have in Common? [view article]
Bloody English still trying to win the war with words..Kicked there butts,, save there butts,,and now they want to sell our butts,,Thanx but no thanx,, we will fight this war against the bannana pealers and win..Oh yes Mr. Steinhardt,,,,Bite Me.. ReplyYahoo Reorganization: It's Official [view article]
A little too late for strategic realignment?Seems to me like a desperate attempt to regain ground after its blotched merger deal with Microsoft. If this realignment seems so promising to Yahoo, they should have done it earlier. Guess they were either hoping that their merger with Microsoft would go through, and must have decided to use this as leverage during negotiations, or they were not so sure that this strategy would give them a higher value than Microsoft’s $31 a share bid.
Starting a cloud computing group at a stage when other established players are much into the game seems like an uphill task.
Looks like they have no other option now but to execute this strategy regardless of its outcome. The only thing that they have on their side is their long standing Internet presence and their brand if it could help them turnaround their situation.
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