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Yahoo Hammered Due To Deal With Microsoft
On February 2nd, 2008, Microsoft tried to acquire Yahoo for $44.8 billion. Now, the corporations have settled on a weak sort of search and advertising partnership, instead, and the difference between those two deals has created quite an uproar in the Internet financial space.
Carol Bartz, who was brought in as Yahoo's CEO after Jerry Yang failed to accept Microsoft's acquisition offers, seemed determined to get Yahoo back on its feet independent of all other companies. Or failing that, she was at least supposed to hold out for "boatloads of money."
But she didn't. The new Microsoft-Yahoo deal doesn't involve any sort of upfront payment; a bit of revenue-sharing is all that's supposed to take place.
So Yahoo's stock has taken quite a hit since the deal went through. On July 28th - just before the official announcement was made - it closed $17.22. This morning, it's trading at $14.63 - a full 15.0 percent lower.
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