Novell says no plans to sell itself
Novell Inc, the the No. 2 publicly held maker of Linux software, said on Friday it has no plans to sell itself after an analyst said the company's finance chief considered the idea.
Novell shares surged 10 percent Friday after J.P. Morgan analyst John DiFucci wrote in a research note that Novell CFO Dana Russell "entertained the possibility of breaking out some parts of or selling the entire company, in order to maximize shareholder value given the current depressed valuation levels."
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I'd sell myself it the price
I'd sell myself it the price was right. lol