This is from Laura Martin, a senior analyst at Soleil Securities, in eWeek:
"I think you'll see a number of shareholder lawsuits on Monday. They've prioritized employees over shareholders in the hopes that someday they can create more than $8 billion of value, even if they have no track record of doing so."
Yahoo shareholders may sue, but what would their claims look like?
You refused to come to terms with Microsoft, you ... you ... dummies!
That may feel good, if you were Yahoo shareholder who wanted to sell, but it's not a winning claim.
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1. Posted by Jake on May 4, 2008 @ 18:49 | Permalink
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