Thursday, April 14, 2016 11:39:15 AM
According to NY Post sources, the former is considered the front-runner (interested in Yahoo's core business and a 35.5% stake in Yahoo Japan),
and appears to have the backing of key investors who like the idea of a simple cash deal.
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong is also said to have offered CEO Marissa Mayer a graceful exit.
While a Softbank bid would likely be on the whole of Yahoo, president Nikesh Arora seems to be hanging back to gauge what Verizon's offer will be before he makes a move.
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