Remarking today on speculation that Cisco (CSCO) would do just that, Ned Hooper, the company’s chief strategy officer, stressed that Cisco “will always act with fiscal prudence” as it pursues Tandberg. Full Article at All Things Digital

Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz was in fine form this week, telling the crowd assembled for the company’s analyst day that after only 14 years, Yahoo had “somehow got boring,” declaring its 6 percent operating margin as “pathetic” and announcing the start of... Full Article at GigaOM

In what should come as a shock to almost no one, the detailed negotiations to complete the Microsoft (MSFT) and Yahoo (YHOO) search and online advertising final agreement is more complicated that its authors anticipated and is taking longer than... Full Article at Boomtown

Ken Auletta Diary of a love affair: Obama and Google The president may be critical of corporate America, but he has a soft spot for one very big business: Google. Here's how the two got so intertwined. Full Article at CNN/Money

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has resigned from the board of directors at Yahoo, saying that the board no longer needs an activist amongst its ranks. Full Article at VNUNet.com

Rebekah Kendal reckons that the real losers in the Percy saga are victims of domestic abuse. Rebekah Kendal reckons that begging is bad for SA because it fosters a culture of dependency. Full Article at iAfrica.com

After putting former Yahoo CEO and founder, Jerry Yang, investor Carl Icahn thinks his era of destruction Yahoo reformation is done. The investor thinks its high time he left Yahoo and focused more on other companies where he has made investments in. Full Article at Startup Meme

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn resigned from his position on the Yahoo! board, saying the US Internet giant no longer needed an "activist" director like him. "I don't believe that it is necessary at this time to have an activist on the board of Yahoo! Full Article at The Age

(AP) Activist investor Carl Icahn has decided his work is done at Yahoo Inc. after muscling his way on to the slumping Internet company's board nearly 15 months ago. Full Article at CBS News

In as much an vote of confidence of the leadership of CEO Carol Bartz as his assault on Yahoo was a battle cry against the ineptitude of former CEO Jerry Yang, Carl Icahn has decided to resign from the company’s board of directors. Full Article at Epicenter | Wired Blog

SAN FRANCISCO — Activist investor Carl Icahn has decided his work is done at Yahoo Inc. after muscling his way on to the slumping Internet company's board nearly 15 months ago. Full Article at Simple Thoughts

NEW YORK — Activist investor Carl Icahn is resigning from Yahoo's board of directors because he no longer has enough time to devote to the Internet company. Full Article at Huffington Post

NEW YORK (AP) — Activist investor Carl Icahn is resigning from Yahoo's board of directors because he no longer has enough time to devote to the Internet company. Full Article at ABC4.com (KTVX)

IDG News Service - Carl Icahn, the activist investor who pushed for some of the big changes that have taken place at Yahoo, announced his resignation Friday from the company's board of directors. Full Article at ComputerWorld

Activist investor Carl Icahn is resigning from Yahoo's board of directors because he no longer has enough time to devote to the Internet company. Full Article at Fresno Bee

NEW YORK - Activist investor Carl Icahn is resigning from Yahoo's board of directors because he no longer has enough time to devote to the Internet company. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune

Quick links to the best of SFGate | Still can't find it? see Site Index Activist investor Carl Icahn is resigning from Yahoo's board of directors because he no longer has enough time to devote to the Internet company. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle

NEW YORK (AP) -- Activist investor Carl Icahn is resigning from Yahoo's board of directors because he no longer has enough time to devote to the Internet company. Full Article at The Orange County Register

In May 2008, he shook the company started by Jerry Yang (who was CEO at the time) by nominating a “dissident slate” of directors. Full Article at Mashable!