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Jerry, your boat has sailed. Microsoft has "moved on". They're just not into you

Jerry Yang knows what's best for Microsoft:  With a desperate sounding Yang telling the world that "the best thing for Microsoft to do is to buy Yahoo", Microsoft is having none of it.  Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer said that they're not interested in making another pass at Yahoo and the firm has "moved on".  There may be room for some sort of search partnership deal, but that appears to be it.

``We're not interested in going back and re-looking at an acquisition,'' Ballmer said. ``I'm sure there are still opportunities for some kind of partnership around search.''


Microsoft's Ballmer Rules Out Reviving Yahoo Acquisition Offer - Bloomberg

November 06, 2008 in Microsoft, Yahoo |

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