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Is Bing actually using Yahoo's search engine now?

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agawrvagreaas last edited by

All my Bing rankings are now the same as Yahoo's ranking were, but I expected the opposite. Meanwhile, my Yahoo rankings are exactly the same as they were last week.
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malachiii last edited by

Bing is actually providing their search results and ad on yahoo results pages.. they are now "bing powered"
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