Microsoft-Yahoo: How Exactly Does A Hostile Takeover Work, Anyway?
In the absence of any news on the Microsoft-Yahoo front, it's time to ask some nuts and bolts questions. Such as: How exactly does a tender offer work? How about a proxy fight? If either one of these occur during the MSFT- YHOO tussle, what kind of timeline are we looking at?
Entrepreneur Marc Andreessen does the work that paid journalists haven't at Pmarca. It's a great read. Perhaps most interesting is Marc's conclusion, which makes a point that in retrospect is blindingly obvious -- so much so that no one's made it yet: The tech world, which has been largely free of hostile takeovers so far, is going to be seeing many more of these.
Historically hostile takeovers practically never happened in technology. Potential hostile acquirors assumed that hostile takeovers wouldn't work because the target company's employees would bail and the target company's business would collapse.
It turns out that as technology companies become larger and more mature, acquirors are becoming increasingly convinced that neither of these assumptions hold. Perhaps employees of large tech companies aren't that bonded to current management, and perhaps many of them would actually prefer to work for a larger, more dominant combined company. And maybe as a consequence, the target's business would do just fine in the wake of a hostile takeover -- in fact, maybe it would do better, due to advantages of combined size and scale.
My bet is that hostile takeovers, particularly of larger and more mature companies, are going to become increasingly common in our industry.




Though everything about this takeover thus far had been mostly to bore you to death, fireworks are bound to ensue pretty soon, likely for the rest of the tech landscape; the kind worthy of a Larry Ellison-esque drama and theatrics.
And there are way to little start-ups hiring big numbers.
Those who HAVE a choice left already, anyway.
Nah, forget it. That's too communisssss.
Bullpoop he gets $220-280k for a research job at MSFT. Also if he's absorbed by the borg he'll likely get a bump in raise as MSFT can't afford to have a two tier structure if they want to keep people around.
Secondly, MSFT research is probably the best in the industry, I don't know why you claim that "its research division isn't known for anything".
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