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To: Larry S. who wrote (47292)3/24/2003 8:47:47 PM
From: Triffin  Respond to of 53068
 
Larry ..

Look at the top of this page .. and find /click
"options" .. I tried it and it made my page
somehow compressed .. no good .. so I figured
I'm stuck here with the new look ..

You know the old saying ..

"If it ain't broke, let's change it "

Jim in Ct ..



To: Larry S. who wrote (47292)3/24/2003 8:48:11 PM
From: SE  Respond to of 53068
 
Oh man...how did I get there.

Uh....I am not looking at the NEW site anymore. I am looking at the classic site (think Dryer). It is under options which I think was under your profile button or something.

Keep searching it is out there! It is on the same page as the email available, able to receive pmails etc...

Try this, not sure it will work but maybe...

siliconinvestor.com

-Scott



To: Larry S. who wrote (47292)3/24/2003 11:22:39 PM
From: Triffin  Respond to of 53068
 
Here's another 'fix' to combat
the 'new' SI ..

Message 18748461

Jim in Ct ..



To: Larry S. who wrote (47292)3/25/2003 8:11:31 AM
From: Ron McKinnon  Respond to of 53068
 
For Yahoo! (YHOO:Nasdaq - news - commentary - research - analysis), how to account for employee stock options is a $483 million question.

As the company revealed in its annual report issued Friday, Yahoo!'s reported $42.8 million net profit for 2002 would have swung to a $440.1 million loss under the accounting treatment that a growing number of U.S. companies have adopted since mid-2002.



To: Larry S. who wrote (47292)3/25/2003 8:29:41 AM
From: Kelvin Taylor  Respond to of 53068
 
Intuit, a maker of tax preparation and Quicken personal finance software, said after the close Monday its board approved the repurchase of up to $500 million of stock for the next three years. Shares eased to $38.75 after the closing bell from a finish of $38.94, erasing earlier gains in extended-hours trading.