The stock market picked up Monday where it left off last week — with the optimists in charge.As the market gets further away from the March lows in both time and price, sentiment is swinging decidedly in the bulls favor. This can be seen in how economist
Sunday’s news that Microsoft and Yahoo are discussing “a transaction…but not an acquisition” has raised a lot of speculation, both about the nature of those talks and about Carl Ichan’s role in the process. Clealry,
Sunday’s news that Microsoft and Yahoo are discussing “a transaction…but not an acquisition” has raised a lot of speculation, both about the nature of those talks and about Carl Ichan’s role in the process. Clealry,
Sunday’s news that Microsoft and Yahoo are discussing “a transaction…but not an acquisition” has raised a lot of speculation, both about the nature of those talks and about Carl Ichan’s role in the process. Clealry,
From All Things Digital, May 19, 2008:Will Microsoft really fork over more than $15 billion to buy Facebook?
Or will it come back to the fractured table with
From All Things Digital, May 19, 2008:Will Microsoft really fork over more than $15 billion to buy Facebook?
Or will it come back to the fractured table with
From All Things Digital, May 19, 2008:Will Microsoft really fork over more than $15 billion to buy Facebook?
Or will it come back to the fractured table with
Friday’s “stronger-than-expected” home construction data really wasn’t so strong. The bulk of April’s 8.2% rise came from apartments as single-family home construction hit a 17-year low.In the accompanying video, I attempt to dig a little deeper
Microsoft announced Sunday it “has raised with Yahoo an alternative that would involve a transaction with Yahoo but not an acquisition of all of Yahoo.”Microsoft did not specify and Yahoo has not commented as yet. The fact the two companies are