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 Earlier this month at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO) CEO Jerry Yang declared it high time Yahoo! reclaimed their joyful yodel. It now appears 1,000 of corporations the 14,300 employees will be grumbling instead of yodeling |
This certainly doesn't bode well for Yahoo's shareholders. With the possibility of a hostile bid after Yahoo's rejection of Microsoft's $31/share offer to take it over, this will make it difficult for the management to convince shareholders that sticking it out with the current management is a good idea.
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