@ nephel
"The major shareholders in Yahoo are officers and directors of the company. I'm pretty sure they were involved in rejecting the offer in the first place"
ROFLOL...do you have any f$$king idea WTF you're talking about? This is why it's impposssible to debate an....oh nevermind...just acutally do some darn research before looking like a fool:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aZNW6cxCk4sk&refer=news
An I quote from an ACTUAL article at a financial website, and not from FAN BOY speculation:
"Yahoo's board has 10 members. Directors led by Chairman Roy Bostock and billionaire Ron Burkle are pushing for a greater say in the company's future, the New York Post said Feb. 15, citing an unidentified person close to the situation. They are concerned that Yang, who co-founded Yahoo more than a decade ago, may reject an offer for emotional reasons instead of financial ones, the Post said."
These guys aren't in the business to lose money, and NO...a majority of shareholders are NOT on the BOD for Yahoo...they are fund managers that own millions and millions of shares.
and another, but thereis acutally more online for you to READ, so that you can perhaps provide some comments based on SOMETHING other than your "expert" opinon.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/yahoo-board-divided-microsoft-bid/story.aspx?guid=%7B12CE52A9%2DC8CB%2D48E1%2D9DE4%2DF97C6FAF5716%7D&dist=FSQ
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