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Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer yesterday dropped the biggest hint yet that Redmond could turn its back on rival Yahoo! if its hostile bid to buy the internet search engine is rejected. The Wall Street Journal reports that Ballmer, speaking after a conference in Milan, said: “We know what Yahoo! is worth to us. We offered a lot of money: $44 billion. If their board thinks that’s fair, great. If not,
By Saul Hansell April 24, 2008 12:16 pm April 24, 2008 12:16 pm Can Yahoo win by building a coalition of losers? BoomTown reports this morning that CNet is going to announce an expanded relationship with Yahoo this afternoon. In one sense that is a yawner. Those two have hooked up and broken up so many times over the last decade that they are some sort of dysfunctional couple who can neither commi
Apple has reported a stellar second quarter for the fiscal year 2008, with record revenues for the period boosted by impressive Mac sales. While it could be argued iPod sales have stagnated and the iPhone stalled—and there's continued silence over the Apple TV—there was still plenty to talk about when it comes to dollars. “We’re delighted to report 43 percent revenue growth and the strongest March
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