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Bitter HP merger battle down to wire
News Hewlett-Packard touts its backers as shareholders prepare to cast their votes in the proposed merger with Compaq Computer.
More Yahoo shareholders sue over Microsoft bid
News Also, Windows Live boss Kevin Johnson pens a memo about the bid to Microsoft employees, though its purpose seems just as much an attempt to reassure Yahoo workers.
Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions, Lawsuits
Two more plans say nay to HP
News Members of two retirement plans have cast their shares against the merger between Hewlett-Packard and Compaq in what may be one of the most telling indications yet of HP employee sentiment toward the deal.
Yahoo dips into US$9 range
News Shares have not been this low in more than five years. Yahoo's next concern will be a drop to US$5, a price that automatically forces institutional investors to jump ship.
Tags: Search, Internet advertising, Range, Yahoo! Inc., Stock, stock price, News.com, asset, Internet, blog
Microsoft expects to spend up to $1.5B on Yahoo employee retention
News Microsoft expects to spend upward of $1.5B to retain Yahoo employees, should it be successful in its unsolicited takeover attempt, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
Tags: HR policies and procedures, Microsoft Corp., Yahoo! Inc., Employee Retention, Tellme Networks Inc., layoff, New York Times Co., shareholder, Wall Street Journal, Internet
Next up, Yahoo's dog-and-pony investor show
News Billionaire Carl Icahn and Yahoo will be take their respective fix-it strategy messages on the investor road show circuit once they file their definitive proxies with the SEC.
Tags: Investor relations, Strategy formulation, Yahoo! Inc., Investor, Carl Icahn, SEC, shareholder, asset, strategy, agency
The lull in Icahn's proxy fight
News The billionaire investor has been mostly quiet since unveiling his dissident slate to run against Yahoo's board. Should investors be worried?
Tags: Investor relations, Business development/management, Microsoft Corp., Yahoo! Inc., software, BEA Systems Inc., Carl Icahn, Oracle Corp., America, managing director
Icahn, Microsoft team up for action on Yahoo
News The call goes out for Yahoo investors to oust the current board and elect Carl Icahn's dissident slate instead. Microsoft expresses interest in talks with a new board.
Tags: Search, Internet advertising, Mergers, Acquisitions, Microsoft Corp., Steve Ballmer, Yahoo! Inc., software company, Slate, software
Daim: Pension Fund expected Time shares to be oversubscribed
News Finance Minister Tun Daim Zainuddin said Tuesday that the Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pencen (Pension Fund) became the sub-underwriter for Time dotcom Bhd's initial public offering as it expected the shares to be oversubscribed.
Short Take: Time dotCom's Halim Saad to step down?
News Corporate personality Halim Saad may step down as Time dotCom Berhad's managing director "very soon."
EPF denies buying Time dotCom IPO shares
News The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has denied buying up the unsubscribed portion of the poorly-received public offering of Time dotCom.
Pension fund to vote against HP merger
News CalPERS, the United States' largest pension fund, says it plans to vote against the proposed merger of Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer.
AMD to announce new president, COO today
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AMD appoints new president, COO
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AMD appoints new president, COO
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