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I applaude Yahoo for not selling to Microsoft. Yahoo is a legend and runs a couple of interesting websites and keeps doing new stuff here and there. I like tha
by god 18y ago
I applaude Yahoo for not selling to Microsoft.
Yahoo is a legend and runs a couple of interesting websites and keeps doing new stuff here and there. I like that. I want that to continue. I dont want them to be swallowd by a company that I dont like.
And about the money... its only money. Do we all HAVE TO bow down to the dollar and each and every day go the path of the most money? No. I dont. Im free. And everyone who says Jerry HAS TO because he is the CEO of a public traded company has simply been proven wrong. How cool is that? I dont want a predictable world where everything is based on pennies. Lets celebrate some rebellion ;-)
- rglullis 18y agoHow much YHOO stock do you have?
- Xichekolas 18y agoWell God, I'm surprised you like Yahoo more than Google. If that is the case, why have you been sitting up there in Heaven allowing Yahoo to get trounced all these years instead of performing some miracles and keeping it on top? At least it is finally clear that you dislike microsoft. I had suspected as much, what with your divine torpedoing of Vista and all, but it's always nice to hear it from the deity's mouth. As for money, while your heavenly spirit may not bow down to it, shareholders definitely do. And obviously even you need money at times, or are all those tax-free offerings for nothing? > I dont want a predictable world... Aren't you omniscient? Surely you find it difficult to be surprised. You mind telling us all how this merger will play out?
- pchristensen 18y agoActually, if you're the CEO of a publicly traded company, you are required by law to act in shareholders' financial interest. That's the price of getting access to the public equity market.
- jimbokun 18y ago...and why, in hindsight, it would have been a very good idea to have voting and non-voting shares.