Judge hears arguments over records in Yahoo lawsuit

May 20, 2008 By RANDALL CHASE, AP Business Writer

(AP) -- Lawyers on both sides of a shareholder lawsuit over Yahoo Inc.'s board's handling of Microsoft's $47.5 billion takeover offer are accusing one another of turning it into a public relations battle.

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