The Yahoo! director who led the search for CEO Scott Thompson has said she won't be standing for re-election to the board as a new committee is appointed to look into his padded CV. Patti Hart, whose educational background also had a discrepancy revealed by activist investor Third Point, said that "after careful consideration …

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Wednesday 9th May 2012 15:57 GMT Anonymous Coward

Who!

Is! Getting! Bored! of! the! titles! with! exclamation! Marks!

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1. Wednesday 9th May 2012 16:18 GMT Mr Young
  
  Re: Who!
  
  Not me - exclamation! marks! and! popcorn! seem! to! go! well! together!? I can't wait for the fight scene...
  
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2. Wednesday 9th May 2012 17:09 GMT Mike Flex
  
  Re: Who!
  
  No!one! It's! a! Y!a!h!o!o! story! after! all!
  
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Wednesday 9th May 2012 16:05 GMT Mr Young

Liar,liar

Pants on fire! Correct me if I'm wrong but I'd guess bullshitting the SEC would bring a whole new world of pain upon yer life?

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1. Thursday 10th May 2012 08:52 GMT Geoff Campbell
  
  Re: Liar,liar
  
  I guess that rather depends who your friends are.
  
  GJC
  
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Wednesday 9th May 2012 23:32 GMT DavCrav

" "We believe the decision to reject Third Point’s nominees was pretextual and not made in good faith," Third Point said on Monday."

Third Point should call themselves Third Person.

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Thursday 10th May 2012 06:02 GMT PeterM42

It all sounds like.......

.......jobs for the boys (and girls).

Who is scratching YOUR back?

Sack the lot of them, I reckon.

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1. Thursday 10th May 2012 11:04 GMT Fred Flintstone
  
  Re: It all sounds like.......
  
  Yup, and Third Point's "mission" is not to dig out discrepancies, but to gain control by planting their own people on the board. I have no opinion for or against, but it appeared the primary driver from what I have read about this so far..
  
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