By RANDALL CHASE WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) -- Lawyers on both sides of a shareholder lawsuit over Yahoo Inc.'s board's handling of Microsoft's $47.5 billion takeover offer are accusing one another of turning it into a public relations battle.
IN THE space of just one week, the fickle finger of fortune has changed Mortlock football from a two-game difference between seven sides down to a possible vacancy in fourth spot.
As of Wednesday, May 21, 2008, at least 4,080 members of the U.S. military have died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.
Lawyers on both sides of a shareholder lawsuit over Yahoo Inc.'s board's handling of Microsoft's $47.5 billion takeover offer are accusing one another of turning it into a public relations battle. A Delaware judge weighing the shareholders' request to make their complaint against the company public held a private phone conference with lawyers for Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo and dissident
Following is a recap of some of this week’s SPLL action. Thanks very much to all managers/contributors who take the time to make this report possible each week.
It's hard not to admire the D.C. Republican Party. It has chutzpah. Only one of the city's senior elected officials hails from its ranks. Still, it believes it can affect the platform of the Republican National Committee.
Here's a transcript of Saints Coach Sean Payton's press conference Wednesday. "We just finished our third OTA. We have all of the veterans minus Will Smith and the rookies all here. There's one rookie player, a fullback we signed (Olaniyi) Sobomehin who's still in the process of graduating.
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has a malignant brain tumor. Doctors for the Massachusetts Democrat say tests conducted after Kennedy suffered a seizure this weekend show a tumor in his left parietal lobe.
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