The weekend's big news was Microsoft's withdrawal of its offer to buy Yahoo. The blogosphere is filled with speculation about who won, who lost and what happens next. Here's a sampling: On the data center front, the deal's collapse means we won't be... (posted on 5 May 2008 by Data Center Knowledge)
It's IT Blogwatch: in which Microsoft's deadline expires for Yahoo! to accept its takeover terms, and we wonder where they'll go from here. Will the offer improve, will Microsoft go proxy-fight-hostile, or will Ballmer just give up? Not to mention the... (posted on 30 Apr 2008 by IT Blogwatch)
It's IT Blogwatch: in which Microsoft's deadline expires for Yahoo! to accept its takeover terms, and we wonder where they'll go from here. Will the offer improve, will Microsoft go proxy-fight-hostile, or will Ballmer just give up? Not to mention the... (posted on 28 Apr 2008 by IT Blogwatch)
Microsoft Corp. announced today that it has completed settlement of its tender offer for Fast Search & Transfer, a leading provider of enterprise search solutions.  Microsoft’s plans to acquire FAST were originally announced on January 8th.  FAST... (posted on 26 Apr 2008 by GoMo News)
 Microsoft seems to be changing its attitude to the Yahoo deal, with the company's bombastic boss, Steve Ballmer, changing his tune on the deal. Microsoft is offering $44.6 billion to acquire Yahoo, but management there are stoutly resisting the offer,... (posted on 24 Apr 2008 by 9 to 5 Mac)
Microsoft might just be backing down from the Yahoo purchase after a better than expected earnings report issued this week. CEO Steve Balmer indicated that Microsoft is prepared to move on in the$44.6 million deal for Yahoo. IDG news service reported:... (posted on 24 Apr 2008 by Apple, Ink)
It's IT Blogwatch: in which Apple buys processor designer PA Semi -- an unexpected move that has people scratching their heads, seeing as the company uses the POWER architecture. Not to mention video of a poor guy stuck in an elevator for nearly two... (posted on 24 Apr 2008 by IT Blogwatch)

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