COSTELLO: Thirty-five minutes past the hour. Investors are sighing a bit in relief this morning. The third quarter is finally over. The Dow was down 12 percent for the quarter, the worst performance in more than two years. But alas, today is another day and another quarter. There's the deja vu thing happening all over again. Stocks in Asia fell today. European markets don't look much better, and Dow futures, well, they're down, too. Much of the market turmoil is because of Greece and that sparked protests in the streets of Athens. Late last night, Greece announced it had adopted a draft budget for 2012, but it will miss key targets for deficit reduction. That means it may not get bailout money promised by the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank, and the European Commission. Without that funding, Greece could run out of money later this month. In other words, hold on to your seats. Another possible suitor for Yahoo. Can you say alibaba, the CEO of the Chinese Internet Conglomerate says his company would be interested in buying Yahoo. That news sent Yahoo stock up three percent in after-hours trading. And Microsoft maybe hunkering to get in on the action again. Microsoft bid $47 billion for Yahoo in 2008. Yahoo said then, no thanks. President Obama blasting Republican candidates for failing to defend a gay soldier at a recent GOP debate. His strong words after audience members booed the soldier coming up. But first, check out today's "Get Smart" question. People from which country spend the most time on Facebook. Is it A. Australia, B. The United States, or C. Singapore? We'll have the answer in two minutes. It's 37 minutes past.
Alibaba Interested In Buying Yahoo