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Microsoft-Yahoo search deal to take on Google

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|   October 2009   |  FROM THE PRINT EDITION

Hot on the heels of launching its new search engine, Bing, Microsoft has inked a long-rumored deal with erstwhile rival Yahoo to take on Google's stranglehold on the market for internet search, and especially advertising. Under terms of the deal, Microsoft technology, including Bing, will run on Yahoo's websites. 

 

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