Microsoft's Turner: Yahoo! search deal, but no acquisition
Mon, Mar 9th, 2009 |
Microsoft's courting Yahoo! over a possible search deal, although acquisition seems off the table.
Kevin Turner, Microsoft's chief operating officer, told The Times of London a deal would make economic sense to both parties.
"They have a new CEO, and she's formulating her business plans," Turner reportedly said during an interview, referring to Carol Bartz, who tool the helm in January. He continued:
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