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RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?
Where has our good sense gone? We've somehow come to believe that shareholders should suffer through years of negative shareholder returns while employees should receive raises every year. We talk about ill-defined concepts like "stakeholders" to justify hanging on to tired old management "strategies".

Yahoo fits perfectly here. If Yahoo has anything resembling a strategy, someone should let the public know. We might note parenthetically that "hoping the advertising market improves" is not a strategy.

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Yes but  dahowlett@... ZDNet Moderator | 05/09/08
Ask Yang at Yahoo.  bjbrock | 05/09/08
True of business generally  John L. Ries | 05/09/08
And a corollary would be...  Taz_z | 05/09/08
The problem is, sometimes, short term, you can raise the stock price  DonnieBoy | 05/09/08
This is one of the good things about Google, they have the stock structured  DonnieBoy | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  stevenjs | 05/09/08
Actions - not words  Freebird54 | 05/10/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  dskrentz@... | 05/09/08
Investment in a company...  Dr. John | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  doug@... | 05/09/08
IT'S GREED!  morewines@... | 05/09/08
Wall Street is all about the short term, not the long term  TJGodel | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street, Too much sway over the tech sector  bfilipiak@... | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  curtcalhoun | 05/10/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  rnlac@... | 05/12/08

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