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The online giant Yahoo! has again denied a tremendous worth of an offer from software giant Microsoft based in Redmond, WA. once again and things have not stayed the same since for either party.

For months while we drive, walk and ride the bus to work or wherever we’re headed, Microsoft pursues Yahoo! for the second time with aggression and tenacity and one more dollar amount to send Yahoo! and still fails…

For many months, billions upon billions of dollars are in the reach of Yahoo! to sell their name and all the rights to the software giant that is Microsoft.

But for some reason, Microsoft could not get Yahoo! to give in to the tempting payout, not even a part of the Yahoo! empire, why?

The bid was close, but not high or close enough for the taste of Yahoo! to pursue accept and savour.

So the debate goes on whether Microsoft lost complete interest in Yahoo! and is now pursuing other online titans or is simply going back to the drawing board and doing what they do best, making software and other user freindly products.

However, not all ended well at the online home of Microsoft or www.MSN.com.

It seems the search engine that MSN.com provides has been losing hits by the day and soon losing it’s worth of existence on the Internet at all.

I (Joshua Nulph) personally don’t find MSN.com’s search engine very eye-catching or useful.

When I use Google’s search engine, it is quick and exactly what I want to find on the Internet.

Now that Yahoo! has denied the software giant Microsoft of their goods, Yahoo! has to recover from their own blow as well.

The source?

Their name in the stock market.

But the harsh fact is, it seems that the stocks of the online giant Yahoo! has suffered at least a 10% loss on every stock that makes the complete Yahoo! corporation.

This does not bode well with share holders down in Wall-street.

The stock market is a daily, constant Russian roulette of money being thrown back and forth amidst a sea of of stock and share holders spouting and climbing over each other to double, triple or quadruple their investments known as “stocks”.

Imagine two hundred men and women yelling back and forth looking at numbers zipping by on monitors en mass, wondering, hoping and thinking about their stock of Yahoo!.

The numbers go across the screen, they lost 10% of their stock.

At the drop of a hat, Yahoo! refused an offer from Microsoft, thus the stock refused to stay on it’s price, this business discussion did not end happily for either company.

Money was lost and stock holders are unhappy.

So, what is an online empire to do?

Go to Google and ask for advertising deals!

What better of a way to beat your competition in their face than utilizing their free services and have them work for your company!

“If you can’t beat them, join them!”, an ironic way of thinking about it.

Well, Google is in the talks with Yahoo! about advertising so Yahoo! can recover from their loss.

This whole scenario of stock and loss will be a great financial lesson for other online mogule’s looking to pursue an online take over of another online business.

More on this and other stories, today, tomorrow and forever.

“This is Joshua Nulph, The White Silk Tie of the little guy.“