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KQED Radio News: Archive
Tue, May 6, 2008 -- 8:33 AM
Taking Yahoo's Pulse
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Shareholders and Wall Street analysts are watching Yahoo stock closely today. The Sunnyvale-based Internet giant's shares plunged almost 20 percent during the first hour of trading yesterday, following news that Microsoft has withdrawn its nearly $47.5 billion takeover bid. How has Silicon Valley reacted to the news that Microsoft is out of the picture -- at least for now?
Host: Stephanie Martin
Guests:
Dylan Tweney, senior editor for Wired.com

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