Yahoo has issued a very stern letter to tell Microsoft to back the fuck off! Well, to that affect, but not those words. Microsoft’s insists that Yahoo’s business is on the downside. Yahoo is willing to talk to Microsoft, but Microsoft will need to raise their initial price offer.
This fight is a like a sumo match of push and pull. Sometimes the big guy doesn’t always win. It’s about leverage and Microsoft has that at the moment.

Will Yahoo’s Q1 earnings beat the street? Q1 results expected in or around April 17. Microsoft will continue this Sumo match with Yahoo until, or if ever Yahoo caves in. I believe a deal will be made from all the news I have read. I am not sure with Microsoft and Yahoo together will us internet users benefit. Will wait and see who falls from the circle.
Yahoo is hoping that a new product launch will increase the stock value and force Microsoft to raise their bid. On Apr. 7 Yahoo previewed its AMP! advertising management platform. The system unites many of the advertising acquisitions and investments Yahoo has made in the last year, including the $720 million purchase of ad exchange Right Media. AMP! is designed to persuade major publishers to buy and sell their online inventories on Yahoo’s system by creating an open market for ads.
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