Re:Microsoft gives up on Windows 10 Mobile
by mcny on Monday October 09, 2017 @11:46AM
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> LI's value to anyone outside of recruiting agencies is dubious.
This is exactly the reason why LinkedIn needed the acquisition. I agree with you that the $26B price tag makes no sense given that LinkedIn needed this deal more than Microsoft did.
> The software giant will pay $196 a share - a premium of almost 50% to Friday's closing share price.
This is exactly the reason why LinkedIn needed the acquisition. I agree with you that the $26B price tag makes no sense given that LinkedIn needed this deal more than Microsoft did.
> The software giant will pay $196 a share - a premium of almost 50% to Friday's closing share price.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-36519766 https://archive.fo/SoaO6
I think Windows Mobile should have followed through with its bridges, particularly the Android Bridge that it unceremoniously burned.
ref https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-officially-cancels-... https://archive.fo/qtqcK