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This link points to yahoo.com which gives me a weird nostalgic twinge: “Remember when people used to care about what happens to this Yahoo! company and now it’s
by pavlov 4y ago
This link points to yahoo.com which gives me a weird nostalgic twinge: “Remember when people used to care about what happens to this Yahoo! company and now it’s basically a random domain?”
Twitter seems to be on the same path to oblivion. Microsoft offered $44 billion for Yahoo in 2008, which in a strange coincidence is the same amount that Musk actually paid for his Yahoo/Waterloo.
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- drumhead 4y agoI gather it was a leveraged buyout so he wont be losing much if it does go under. The only problem is most leveraged buyouts are for mature low or no growth companies that are profitable have strong cashflow and low capex requirements. Cant really say that about Twitter in any way. It feels like its going the way of Digg.