Google almost went broke?

United States
February 3, 2008 3:20am CST
I was reading in the newspaper the other day that someone basically gave yahoo about 43 billion in money I think it was in an attempt to buy out the company or something to that sort? I dont know for certain. I'm sure someone can clarify my story or i'll check the newspaper I read it in tomorrow to give a more accurate discussion topic :P But anyways. Yahoo's stocks sored 53% in ONE DAY or so i've been told, and Google's stock dropped 8%. Good god those people that invested in Yahoo must be dancing on a table or something.. and those googlians might be throwing hot coffee on their faces..
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@slothgurl (569)
• Enumclaw, Washington
3 Feb 08
No, Microsoft bid 45 mil to buy Yahoo.
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• United States
3 Feb 08
Ah. Well either way the stock skyrocketed, =D
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• United States
4 Feb 08
The correct figure is $44.6 billion, with a "b".
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• Enumclaw, Washington
5 Feb 08
Yep it was billion, I just had happy fingers!! Either way mil, bil, still way outta reach for me! #;)
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• United States
3 Feb 08
LOL That must be very funny thing to see... I have heard that microsoft was wanting to buy yahoo, could it be that they just bought it for that much money?? I guess we will haveto wait and see what happens... I really wish I had bought stocks in yahoo... lol
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• United States
3 Feb 08
By the way, it's not too late. If you have the money I suggest investing in Yahoo or a smaller search engine because If microsoft tried once and didn't succeed, they're bound to try again either on yahoo or an even smaller search engine..
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@maxsee212 (799)
• United States
9 Feb 08
yahoo's stocks when up because microsoft was bidding for yahoo @ 43 billion.
@charles63 (146)
• United States
4 Feb 08
The amount of dancing that Yahoo investors are doing probably depends on when they invested. Yahoo stock closed out the day at $28.38 a share. Just as recently as last October the stock spiked up to $33.63, and it was higher than it is now for quite a bit of early 2007.