Published: April 16, 2008 in Knowledge@Wharton
The ongoing takeover battle between Microsoft and Yahoo has taken several surprising turns over the past few weeks. After rejecting Microsoft's unsolicited $44.6 billion offer in late February, Yahoo has announced a two-week ad testing program with its main search rival, Google, and has reportedly entertained a possible merger with Time Warner's AOL. Meanwhile, Microsoft was rumored to be considering News Corp. as a possible ally in acquiring Yahoo. While spectators wait for the next twist in this saga, another headline-making deal has been announced: a merger between Delta and Northwest Airlines to become the world's largest airline. Knowledge@Wharton spoke with Wharton management professor Saikat Chaudhuri and Wharton legal studies and business ethics professor Kevin Werbach to find out whether these deals make sense and for whom.
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After reading the interview with professor Saikat Chaudhuti and professor Kevin Werbach write a comment giving your opinion about this two mergers.

I think that this topic is really interesting, especially the case of microsoft and yahoo. I think that finally microsoft its going to buy yahoo bercause it's the biggest software brand and company in the word. However I think that Bill Gates had a lot of problems with his direct competition Yahoo, this is beacuse the managers of yahoo are really inteligents and now how to read the bussines market, they have win a lot of money with this comapany and i'm sure that they wouldn't want to sell the company to Microsoft, however they will be finishing on their hands they wanted or not, because microsoft its too big and they will make an offer to yahoo that they would not be able to reject.
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