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At Yahoo, CEO's pay is tied to another company's performance
When Mayer was hired away from Google in 2012, it was meant to show that Yahoo, a faltering Internet giant, was again going to be a dynamic and hip place to work. To lure such a rock-star executive, Yahoo awarded her a pay package of $35 million in restricted stock and $21 million in options.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Parries Activist Investor Attacks
Chief Executive Marissa Mayer spent much of Tuesday's earnings call highlighting improvements in Yahoo's mobile business, the benefits from acquisitions and billions of dollars in buybacks.
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Yahoo's Long Goodbye with Alibaba Takes Heat off Marissa Mayer
Yahoo said on Tuesday that it would keep a bigger-than-expected chunk of its stake in Alibaba when the Chinese e-commerce company goes public later this year.
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Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Creates Tech Startup Incubator
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is starting a tech business incubator, Lumi Labs, with colleague Enrique Torres.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's Stake Worth $186 Million Ahead of Verizon Sale
Yahoo released its definitive proxy statement Monday, which spelled out the deal for shareholders.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Gives Up Bonus, Takes Responsibility For Hack
Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer lost an annual bonus and the company counsel his job after an investigation showed the company mishandled an epic hack, the tech firm said on Wednesday.
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Yahoo to Be Named Altaba, Marissa Mayer to Leave Board After Verizon Deal
Yahoo's plan would place its main operating business within Verizon, which has already acquired another faded internet star, AOL.
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Lawsuit Claims Yahoo Job Reviews Discriminated Against Men
A Yahoo Inc media executive fired from the internet company last year has filed a lawsuit claiming a job review process implemented by Chief Executive Marissa Mayer was used to cut men from executive ranks and lay them off illegally.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Could Reap $44 Million If She Leaves After Sale
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer stands to collect a $44 million severance package if she leaves after Verizon completes its purchase of the once-mighty internet company.
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Verizon Sale Leaves Yahoo Investors Betting On A Stub
Yahoo Inc shareholders may be left betting on how quickly, if at all, the former web pioneer can cash in on its multi-billion dollar stakes in two Asian peers after Monday's deal to sell its core internet assets to Verizon Communications Inc.
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The Identity Crisis That Led To Yahoo's Demise
When senior Yahoo executives gathered at a San Jose hotel for a management retreat in the spring of 2006, there was no outward sign of a company in crisis.
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Mayer's 'Plan To Stay' Means Finding Home For Rest Of Yahoo
Moments after announcing plans to sell Yahoo's core assets to Verizon for $4.83 billion, Marissa Mayer sent a note telling employees she's not going anywhere for the time being.
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Marissa Mayer's Total Pay As Yahoo CEO Could Reach Almost $219 Million
When Yahoo officially shared the news Monday morning Verizon had agreed to buy it for $4.8 billion, the next question for many was this one: What will happen to Yahoo's embattled chief executive, Marissa Mayer, who struggled for four years to turn around the aging Internet pioneer?
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'Planning To Stay', Says Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Despite Verizon Takeover
Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer today said she would be open to staying on with the company, even though no decision has been made on her future following the company's acquisition by Verizon.
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Ruling Allows Investor Probe Of Yahoo's Huge Exit Pay For Ex-COO
Yahoo! Inc's chief executive and its board may have mishandled the compensation of a former chief operating officer who received $60 million in severance, a Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday, clearing the way for a shareholder investigation.
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At Yahoo, CEO's pay is tied to another company's performance
When Mayer was hired away from Google in 2012, it was meant to show that Yahoo, a faltering Internet giant, was again going to be a dynamic and hip place to work. To lure such a rock-star executive, Yahoo awarded her a pay package of $35 million in restricted stock and $21 million in options.
-
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Parries Activist Investor Attacks
Chief Executive Marissa Mayer spent much of Tuesday's earnings call highlighting improvements in Yahoo's mobile business, the benefits from acquisitions and billions of dollars in buybacks.
-
Yahoo's Long Goodbye with Alibaba Takes Heat off Marissa Mayer
Yahoo said on Tuesday that it would keep a bigger-than-expected chunk of its stake in Alibaba when the Chinese e-commerce company goes public later this year.
-
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Creates Tech Startup Incubator
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is starting a tech business incubator, Lumi Labs, with colleague Enrique Torres.
-
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's Stake Worth $186 Million Ahead of Verizon Sale
Yahoo released its definitive proxy statement Monday, which spelled out the deal for shareholders.
-
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Gives Up Bonus, Takes Responsibility For Hack
Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer lost an annual bonus and the company counsel his job after an investigation showed the company mishandled an epic hack, the tech firm said on Wednesday.
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Yahoo to Be Named Altaba, Marissa Mayer to Leave Board After Verizon Deal
Yahoo's plan would place its main operating business within Verizon, which has already acquired another faded internet star, AOL.
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Lawsuit Claims Yahoo Job Reviews Discriminated Against Men
A Yahoo Inc media executive fired from the internet company last year has filed a lawsuit claiming a job review process implemented by Chief Executive Marissa Mayer was used to cut men from executive ranks and lay them off illegally.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Could Reap $44 Million If She Leaves After Sale
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer stands to collect a $44 million severance package if she leaves after Verizon completes its purchase of the once-mighty internet company.
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Verizon Sale Leaves Yahoo Investors Betting On A Stub
Yahoo Inc shareholders may be left betting on how quickly, if at all, the former web pioneer can cash in on its multi-billion dollar stakes in two Asian peers after Monday's deal to sell its core internet assets to Verizon Communications Inc.
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The Identity Crisis That Led To Yahoo's Demise
When senior Yahoo executives gathered at a San Jose hotel for a management retreat in the spring of 2006, there was no outward sign of a company in crisis.
-
Mayer's 'Plan To Stay' Means Finding Home For Rest Of Yahoo
Moments after announcing plans to sell Yahoo's core assets to Verizon for $4.83 billion, Marissa Mayer sent a note telling employees she's not going anywhere for the time being.
-
Marissa Mayer's Total Pay As Yahoo CEO Could Reach Almost $219 Million
When Yahoo officially shared the news Monday morning Verizon had agreed to buy it for $4.8 billion, the next question for many was this one: What will happen to Yahoo's embattled chief executive, Marissa Mayer, who struggled for four years to turn around the aging Internet pioneer?
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'Planning To Stay', Says Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Despite Verizon Takeover
Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer today said she would be open to staying on with the company, even though no decision has been made on her future following the company's acquisition by Verizon.
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Ruling Allows Investor Probe Of Yahoo's Huge Exit Pay For Ex-COO
Yahoo! Inc's chief executive and its board may have mishandled the compensation of a former chief operating officer who received $60 million in severance, a Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday, clearing the way for a shareholder investigation.
