Microsoft and Yahoo strike a long-anticipated search deal under which Microsoft's Bing search engine will power Yahoo's search site, and Yahoo will sell premium search advertising services for both companies. The CEOs of both companies explain how the deal is aimed at taking on search giant Google.
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