ordeal, and proposed Google partnership cost Yahoo! $73 million in fees for outside advisors according to a filing with the SEC. In the wake of this double-whammy,
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Home Sauna units|10% - 70% Discount, which it reached when Microsoft was attempting to acquire the company. Yahoo's share of the search market also continued to decline, falling to 20% in September compared to 22.9% a year ago,
http://homesaunaunits.webs.com/home-sauna-prices, according to comScore. What is Yahoo! to do? In a word, grovel. "To this day, I believe the best thing for Microsoft to do is to buy Yahoo," Yang said at the Web 2.0 summit in San Francisco, the Associated Press reports. Still?! To which Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer replied,
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