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Yahoo shares have continued to slide over the past year. Is the world's top Internet destination doomed?
Not according to Rob Sanderson, analyst at American Technology Research, who told CNBC why he has a "buy" rating for the Web portal company.
Despite Yahoo's [YHOO
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He praised Yahoo's "competitive position" in Alibaba.com, which "may well become the dominant Internet company in China."
The analyst eschews talk of a death-battle among Internet titans such as eBay [EBAY
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Sanderson has a $41 price target for Yahoo by year's end.
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