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Yahoo is recounting the shareholder vote for its board of directors after discovering that a tabulating firm failed to register the opposition of a major investor. The revision, expected to be announced later Tuesday, won't change the outcome of Friday's election, which retained Yahoo's incumbent directors despite shareholder anger about the board's handling of a now-withdrawn $47.5 billion takeover bid from Microsoft. Read the complete story here.
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