Google does not want to be the announcement of more Yahoo Buddy

Sources close to Google Google indicate reject Yahoo

The Google-Yahoo-Microsoft triangle is becoming something like Adam Sandler, the infamous “Love Stinks” song of the film’s wedding singer. First Microsoft Yahoo wanted, but the board of Yahoo refused Microsoft. Following the rejection, Yahoo expressed interest in an alliance Google, but sources close to the company say that Google is not interested in being partners with Yahoo. Google only wants Microsoft and Yahoo left to each other and alone.

Microsoft is trying to force itself on Yahoo so its offer directly to shareholders in an unsolicited offer to acquire in a hostile takeover attempt. Hitting Microsoft front of the ardent advances, the board of Yahoo hopes to establish a possible alliance with rival Google advertising. However, inside sources say that despite some initial lower interest, it is unlikely that Google pursue a pact with Yahoo.

While Google refused to comment publicly on the issue, sources said he was concerned that a possible pact attract antitrust scrutiny in the United States And abroad, and hence their interest not more. Another factor that may not be that Google does not want to associate itself with Yahoo collapse, which is the dismissal of hundreds of employees, while promising desparately to enact “major changes”. In some ways, Google does not need an alliance with Yahoo to get its share of advertising - its already ensure that, piece by piece every month.

With the prospect of a quick collapse treat Google, Yahoo has to resort to desperate measures, such as buying Maven advertiser to try to avoid purchasing Microsoft. Veteran portfolio manager Bill Miller of Legg Mason Inc. thinks that will not be enough and that Yahoo is in a hard place if it wishes to remain independent. ” His team believes that Microsoft probably until slightly tender, and shareholders will override the board’s decision.

Shareholders significant Yahoo also quoted by the Wall Street Journal saying an agreement with Microsoft is very likely, with a probability of putting in 95 percent. Since these are the people who will decide the fate of the bid, this is a promising sign for Microsoft.

In the midst of all the fuss, Yahoo quietly began to send their dismissal notices to 1000 workers losing their jobs. The dismissals were established before the offering from Microsoft was published.