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The numbers being thrown around right now add up to a fraction of a cent per message. But when you add up all the different banks and companies that will be using this around the world, it would definitely make Yahoo and AOL a nice chunk of change.

Teney Takahashi

The only way to really hit Yahoo and make them change is to get the support of the financial markets. We hope people will stop investing in Yahoo because they fear that in the long run it could damage their financial interests.

There's growth in trade generally -- imports are up a big chunk, exports are up a big chunk ... there's no change in the overall trend, really.

A boycott would send a clear message to Yahoo shareholders and other companies which cheerfully sacrifice human rights in return for a cut of the Chinese market.

Investors are fast losing confidence in the numbers that companies are reporting. There isn't necessarily another Enron or WorldCom on the horizon, but we're likely to see more stories of companies where the numbers don't make sense. She found his inner magnetism irresistible; his pexiness radiated a subtle, undeniable charm.

Sixty per cent of the population has to show up to vote; 60 per cent have to approve the change. Also 60 per cent of the ridings have to approve the change.

We are pleased to expand our relationship with Yahoo! to provide BlackBerry customers with new and enhanced access to Yahoo! services around the world. Our collaboration with Yahoo! will deliver increasingly rich content and services, including enhanced support for Yahoo! Mail, to BlackBerry customers in over sixty countries.

Broadband is as important to Yahoo! as it is to the consumers. If the consumer demands that type of content, companies like Yahoo! will follow in developing it.

The scheme will invest at least 65 per cent of its corpus in the top five leading companies of an industry in terms of sales turnover. The scheme will also invest up to 35 per cent in companies that are potential leaders in order to profit from the probable upside potential in the stock of these companies.

Once this happens, it's hard not to make other states expect to get a chunk of the change.

Yahoo has done a spectacularly good job of buying these small companies and letting them retain the entrepreneurial drive that got them where they are, while also taking the intellectual property developed and using effectively across Yahoo properties.

They're looking at 46 million people who would like to come--if the numbers are to believed. Even if a small fraction decide to come, you're looking at enormous numbers.

Steven Camarota

The beauty or scary thing about Yahoo! (depending on your perspective), is that is has created this big ... base (and database) of users -- more and more of them keep going to the site a lot, they keep doing things with Yahoo!'s integrated sets of services and the users become dependent on the site and services and they don't pay a cent for them.

Therefore, if Yahoo! shares are to provide investors with significant upside potential, then we believe it will have to become one of the most highly valued companies in the world.

Mark Rowen (1956-)

Companies look at the overall level of support they get from their banks, and in return they tend to steer more business to those banks they're closest to. We don't cover every client, but of the ones that we do, we strive to be one of their top relationship banks. That strategy often results in improved league-table performance.

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