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After April 11, the future of Yahoo may be a little 'lighter

Yahoo is the long search for a recovery is known, but the attempts made so far seem to have been successful.

The latest news is a kind of ultimatum, dated April 11: this is the date by which the companies interested to the purchase of the web activities of Yahoo and its shares in Asian companies (Alibaba head) must submit bids preliminary. Concerned, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, they will have to indicate what they are specifically interested in and what prices.

Yahoo also requires potential buyers other specific information, including the conditions under which a sales agreement will be concluded, how it will be funded and what solid reasons would lead them to continue the purchase negotiation.

It 'clear that many of Yahoo's assets may affect the market, but only a few companies are able to sustain the purchase and think to make the investment through a relay operation of all purchases. Yahoo in this way will probably see over the next few weeks, which companies are really interested and able to carry on a negotiation for the acquisition.

This operation is part of the activity announced in February by the company's CEO, Marissa Mayer, who had anticipated a cut of 1,700 employees, the closure of various online services and sites as well as sales operations in goods and patents. Anything not rule out more complex operations, with the sale of the company shares of the entire complex to potentially interested buyers.

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