BOSTON (Reuters) - A Yahoo Inc. spokeswoman declined to comment on Friday on newspaper reports that her company is in talks with Microsoft Corp. about a possible merger or some kind of link-up between the two companies.
"We do not discuss rumors or speculation," Yahoo spokeswoman Joanna Stevens told Reuters.
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