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Showing 1-8 of 8 results foundWeek in review: Yahoo in Microsoft's sights
February 8, 2008 The two companies give us a few clues on their prospective deal; Washington takes on file swapping at colleges; and iPhone storage grows.Week in review: Yahoo merges with...Icahn
July 25, 2008 Activist investor agrees to join the Internet company's board, though Microsoft appears ready to move on. Also: An Apple a day.Week in review: Microsoft and Google get touchy
May 30, 2008 Microsoft shows off plans for new Windows interface, while Google shows off Android capabilities. Also: future in the stream.Week in review: Heat returns to Yahoo
June 27, 2008 Billionaire activist investor wants to show the door to Yahoo's CEO, while Bill Gates walks away from day-to-day work at Microsoft. Also: A Facebook face-off.Week in review: Teaming up against Google
February 1, 2008 Microsoft offers to buy struggling Yahoo for $44.6 billion to better compete against Google. Also: Vista's one-year anniversary.Week in review: Yahoo's bitter pill for Icahn
June 6, 2008 Yahoo's poison pill may keep Yang with the company. Icahn sets a price and sets out his terms. Meanwhile, we await what's up Steve Jobs' sleeve. Also: Green tech.Week in review: Wireless in Las Vegas
April 4, 2008 The CTIA wireless trade show grabbed the bulk of headlines, but the big stories were less about handsets and more about network openness and resulting new features. Also, music industry mixes it up...Week in review: Try to read Microsoft's hips
June 22, 2007 On the eve of announcing a change in Vista that people have clamored for, the company reverses course and then clams up. Sponsored matches for "Yahoo! Inc."
