Archive for February 9th, 2008


Yahoo set to rebuff Microsoft bid

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9Feb 08

Yahoo is set to reject Microsoft Corp's unsolicited bid, now worth $42 billion (21.6 billion pounds), as too low, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters on Saturday -- the first clear signal the board might be prepared to negotiate and sell the Internet media giant.
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Yahoo to reject Microsoft bid: report

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9Feb 08

Internet giant Yahoo's board has decided to reject Microsoft's takeover bid, saying its 44.6 billion dollar offer "massively undervalues" Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal reported Saturday.
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9Feb 08

Brazil's industrial output grew six percent last year, its biggest expansion since 2004, the state statistical agency said Friday.
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The Japanese government is planning to nominate Bank of Japan deputy governor Toshiro Muto as the next head of the central bank, the Yomiuri Shimbun daily said Saturday.
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The head of the IMF on Saturday renewed his call for countries to consider fiscal measures to boost demand in the face of slowing economic growth caused by the US subprime loan crisis.
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Top world finance ministers warned Saturday that the global economy faces growing threats from a US housing slump and credit crunch, pledging to take remedial action if needed.
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Yahoo board may rebuff Microsoft bid

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9Feb 08

Yahoo's board believes Microsoft's unsolicited bid of $44.6 billion (23 billion pounds) to acquire Yahoo "massively undervalues" the company and directors are set to reject the offer, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing an unnamed source.
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9Feb 08

French judges dismissed conspiracy accusations against a Paris broker on Saturday, dealing a severe blow to the hunt for an accomplice to trader Jerome Kerviel in the rogue trading scandal at French bank Societe Generale.
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A second broker suspected of involvement in the Societe Generale affair appeared before French judges Saturday on suspicion of knowing about the multi-billion-euro losses being made by rogue trader Jerome Kerviel, a judicial source said.
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European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet said Saturday the bank did not rule out either raising or lowering interest rates, while saying that the eurozone's economic fundamentals were sound.
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