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About LinkBacksYahoo have announced that they will be laying-off 1000 employees as part of their annual results. The SBP speculated last weekend that there may be redundancies in Ireland. www.cnnmoney.com
Yahoo have announced that they will be laying-off 1000 employees as part of their annual results. The SBP speculated last weekend that there may be redundancies in Ireland. www.cnnmoney.com
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He asked Santa for an ultra portable laptop for christmas but all he got was a pair of reindeer socks.
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Thanks.Originally Posted by johnfás
They'll need to change the name of the company to 'Ballix!'
"If it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic." Lewis Carroll
I'm enjoying the suffering Yahoo is going through. I hope they suffer, die and are put out of business. I hope they shut up shop and an ascendant Google re-employs all those who lose their jobs.
Those ************************************s in Yahoo UK & Ireland are such a shower of Anglo-centric ******************************s that I deleted them as my home-page 2 years ago.
They keep deleting the extra details for the ISEQ and Ireland, even after I emailed them about 3-4 times. Yet Yahoo "UK & Ireland" still have extra details on somehwere like Greece.
Boycott Yahoo, starve the beast. They deserve everything that's coming to them.
Private profit for public gain!
nothing like a good angry young man rant to cheer me up, thanks AT
Enda Kenny on FF government: “We’re in this mess, not because Fianna Fáil policies have failed, but because they have succeeded.”
You're welcome. I utterly despise Yahoo in all their incarnations. I even feel compromised when looking at Flickr photos since that company is owned by those shower in Yahoo.nothing like a good angry young man rant to cheer me up, thanks AT
I don't even use Geocities. Death to Yahoo!
Private profit for public gain!
On the plus side, many can probably just move to Google.
Full credit to the government and the Irish economy in attracting both companies to these shores.
Such things dont happen by chance.
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