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7 Min Read SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp offered to buy Yahoo Inc for $44.6 billion, in a bold bid to transform two ailing Internet businesses into a worthy competitor for market leader Google Inc. In what would be the biggest Internet deal since the ill- fated Time Warner-AOL merger, Microsoft sent a letter to Yahoo’s board on Thursday night to offer $31 per share in cash and stock. The price is a 62 percent premium over Yahoo’s Thursday close, but only about a quarter of what the Internet company was worth at the height of the dotcom bubble in 2000.

well, it's running right now about 50/50, those of you who think is a credit core score is a good way for an edgployee to judge or not. it's not my fault my wife likes to buy shoe, doesn't mean i'm a bad employee. others keep ardently disagree. thanks so much for spending part of your day with us. let's hand it off to the "closing bell." all eyes on intel today. the tech bellwether reporting earnings after the bell. will the results help spark another rally on wall street? we'll have full coverage and instant analysis. live from the new york stock exchange, this is the final and mo...

well, little more than an hour to trade for the week and indeed three days for the month overall. we have raised the gains that we had for earlier in the session, but it has been a great month for investors and you can look at the volatility and the volume, but the price action has been phenominal up 5.5%. yesterday up almost 7% at one stage and bear in mind that in the beginning of the month, the median estimate for year-end was 1200 on the s&p 500. so things really change in the month or are we taken back from later in the year? the debate continues on "closing bell" with sue here...

actually moving to the caymans and ironically. funny, most americans say they'll end up moving to canada. now here's a couple of are ones. frank wrote -- but another viewer took the opposite take, or at least rhetorically, she appears to. "is it wrong to go to the buffet and take all of the shrimp and swedish meatballs? should you pay your fair share?" hm, let us know what you think, patriotic or not to pay your taxes. >> have a great weekend. and another topic day on wall street. stocks are still on track to finish higher for the week as we enter the final, most important hour of th...

so, is the toyota risk worth the recall? lots of e-mails. here's a couple. carmen wrote "i do think that the recall is appropriate for these vehicles. where the floor mat or accelerator could cause a stuck accelerator." and then jim wrote this "you guys are missing the point. of course the risk is low of dieing from a toyota defect. in fact, there should not be any risk at all. this is a disgraceful problem for toyota. it should not be lessened by the obvious fact that the risk isn't all that great." well, thanks very much for your e-mails. we appreciate it. have a safe weekend in wh...