Ross Levinsohn

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  Former Yahoo CEO To Head Sports Illustrated

  Sports Illustrated's media operations were sold for the second time in less than a month in a deal announced Monday that puts former Yahoo top executive Ross Levinsohn at the helm of the iconic sports magazine.

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  Indian-American Publisher Davan Maharaj Ousted In LA Times Shake-Up

  Indian-American editor Davan Maharaj, who worked his way up the Los Angeles Times or LA Times from an intern to publisher, has been removed in a shake-up of the Chicago-based newspaper's leadership. He was appointed editor of LA Times in 2011, and publisher in March 2016

• Yahoo tried to 'cheat', says ex-executive Michael Katz

  Michael Katz, founder of a company acquired by Yahoo Inc for $270 million, said in a lawsuit filed on Monday that Yahoo tried to "cheat" and "humiliate" him by firing him at a bar weeks before his first retention bonus was due.

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  Former Yahoo CEO Levinsohn to run Guggenheim Digital Media

  Ross Levinsohn, Yahoo's former interim chief executive, has been appointed chief executive of the newly created Guggenheim Digital Media.

• Former Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn to run Guggenheim Digital Media

  Ross Levinsohn, former interim chief executive of Yahoo Inc, has been appointed chief executive of the newly created Guggenheim Digital Media, the digital arm of private equity firm Guggenheim Partners.

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  Interim Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn leaves company

  Ross Levinsohn, the interim CEO who was snubbed in the search for a permanent leader at Yahoo, is leaving the Internet portal.

• Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer to get $ 70m pay package

  New Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer's compensation package could total more than $70 million in salary, bonuses, restricted stock and stock options over five years.

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  Yahoo posts flat Q2 revenue, results point to hurdles facing new CEO

  Yahoo's second-quarter earnings tempered some of the excitement surrounding Mayer's hiring as the new CEO.

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  Marissa Mayer's background in products to help Yahoo: Analysts

  Analysts hailed Mayer's appointment as Yahoo CEO saying the Stanford engineer can create a more stable and focused organization.

• New CEO Mayer, Levinsohn skip Yahoo's earnings call

  Yahoo Inc's new chief executive, Marissa Mayer, and Ross Levinsohn, the executive whom she replaced, both sat out the company's second quarter earnings call Tuesday.

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  Key events involving Yahoo and its performance

  Here are some key developments involving Yahoo Inc. and its performance:

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  Yahoo turns to former nemesis to be its CEO saviour

  Yahoo has hired longtime Google executive Marissa Mayer as its next CEO in the Internet company's latest attempt to revive its fortunes.

• Yahoo plans reboot, hires Google's Marissa Mayer as CEO

  Yahoo picked Google's Marissa Mayer to become its new CEO, turning to an engineer with established Silicon Valley credentials to turn around the company.

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  Yahoo shareholders back revamped board

  Yahoo shareholders on Thursday endorsed the struggling Internet firm's overhauled board of directors and called for a fresh plan.

• Facebook, Yahoo get together, settle lawsuits

  Facebook and Yahoo agreed to forge a broad Internet advertising and licensing partnership on Friday, laying to rest their dueling patent lawsuits.