By Carrie-Ann Skinner | PC Advisor | 07 May 09
Microsoft hasn't ruled out working with Yahoo to create a "better search product".
Despite a prolonged takeover bid last year, which Microsoft eventually abandoned, CEO Steve Ballmer told Reuters a tie-up would have been "valuable".
"I'm glad we went down the road," he added, but declined to comment any further on how the piar might improve web searches.
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