Citi's Internet analyst Mark Mahaney has his thoughts on what Yahoo should do. It should take its cash and return it to shareholders, but they won't do that," Mahaney said earlier in the day during the Ad Age Digital Conference in New York.
At least one analyst, Citigroup's Mark Mahaney, has the deal as bringing Yahoo an additional $1 billion a year in revenue. Mahaney previously predicted that Microsoft would increase it's offer to $34 per share based on Yahoo's revenue projections...
Paul showed how far off the mark Citigroup analyst Mahaney was: Here is how Google came in versus one cheat sheet (Mahaney's at Citi) floating around out there: Google frustrated Wall St.bears, earnings whisperers, and the world's most bearish...
Citigroup's Mark Mahaney upgraded Yahoo from hold to buy, based on the belief that Microsoft will increase its bid to $34 per share for the Sunnyvale search engine. From the SEW blog: Organic Search Does Google Allow Good Google Bombs?
Citigroup analyst Mark Mahaney upgraded Yahoo from hold to buy, based on the belief that Microsoft will increase its bid to $34 per share for the Sunnyvale search engine. Mahaney doesn't think antitrust concerns would ultimately kill the deal but...
Mark Mahaney, Citigroup: You (Susan Decker) made some comments about some macroeconomic uncertainty. Yahoo's Yodel Turns Into a Whimper. That's how BusinessWeek described the Yahoo earnings call. In his NY Times Tech blog, Saul Hansell savaged...
Mahaney, an analyst with American Technology Research. They had a formal presentation by their chef but not their chief financial officer," said Mark S. Google cofounder Larry Page seeing no problem with beta going for five years, Google denying...
Mark Mahaney, American Technology Research CNBC just ran a Cory Johnson piece about coporate arch rivals. Today's story looked at Google vs. Yahoo. Here are a few quotes: The corportate cultures at Google and Yahoo show you just how different these...
Mark Mahaney, an analyst for American Technology Research, said that Microsoft's future in search is helped by its deep pockets and the popularity of its MSN portal, one of the busiest Internet destinations.
