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Are the days of $30+ per share gone?
Microsoft may be willing to contribute to Mr. Icahn's effort with an offer that was going to be refused, but it's still uncertain whether any final agreement to buy Yahoo would reach the per share price previously offered.

There's an old story about the sibyl who offered the Republic books of prophecy at a certain price. When the government leaders refused to buy it, she destroyed one book and offered the remainder at the same price. Rome bought.

A Microsoft offer at a lower price per share might be - paradoxically - more compelling than the past offer was.
Posted by: Anton Philidor   Posted on: 07/14/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Are the days of $30+ per share gone?  Anton Philidor | 07/14/08
RE: Microhoo mudslinging: Icahn says Yahoo distorts facts of offer  jamalystic | 07/14/08
Icahn lies  gnomic@... | 07/14/08
Of COURSE Icahn Lies - His Lips Are Moving  drprod@... | 07/18/08
RE: Microhoo mudslinging: Icahn says Yahoo distorts facts of offer  vger_z | 07/15/08
Why is this being reported?  Narg | 07/15/08
Selfish motives purely for the pocketbook  JDLjr | 07/18/08

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