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TechnoServe will use the grant to upgrade and standardize information technology tools in all twenty-four of its field offices in Africa, Latin America, and India....

Apparently, Microsoft's not used to rejection. Despite being rebuffed, the computer giant is still looking for a way to get a piece of Yahoo's search market.

Stacey Vanek-Smith reports.

Well, it looks like there will be no Microhoo after all. Microsoft and Yahoo seem less likely now to merge in light of yesterday's news.

Microsoft isn't taking No for an answer in its desire for at least a part of Yahoo. And Yahoo says it's willing to listen.

So what could it be? Search? Advertising? Jeff Tyler reports on some of the possibilities.

The companies consider something short of a complete takeover of Yahoo. Oil hits another record, and gas prices near $4 a gallon.

The weak housing market slams Lowe's.

The National Fund for Workforce Solutions will receive grants of $1.35 million from the John S. and James L.

Knight Foundation and $2 million from Microsoft as well as software valued at up to $8 million....

It's not the prospect of a Microsoft-Yahoo deal. The Web giant's bigger worry is in your pocket or your purse.

Here's why your mobile phone presents a serious challenge -- and how Google intends to meet it.

The merger was supposed to provide the heft needed to take down Google in Web search and online advertising. Now, it's back to the drawing board for both companies.

Yahoo would not accept Microsoft's increased offer of $33 a share, demanding at least $37. Yahoo shares, which jumped on Friday in hopes of a deal, may fall on Monday.