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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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Verizon Says Unsure About Yahoo Deal
Yahoo came under renewed scrutiny by federal investigators and lawmakers last month after disclosing the largest known data breach in history.
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Yahoo CEO Stands to Collect $44 Million if She Leaves After Sale
Mayer hasn't announced plans to leave, but industry observers say she's unlikely to stay after the $4.8 billion sale closes early next year.
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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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'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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How Zoho Is Reinventing Itself to Take on Giants Like Google, Salesforce
Gadgets 360 spoke with Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu and co-founder Shailesh Kumar Davey about the company's focus on design, privacy, and cracking the Indian market.
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Marissa Mayer Hopes to Stay in Job Even if Yahoo Changes Hands
The Yahoo CEO is considering strategic options for the company even as she tries to drive a turnaround with a new plan for sparking growth.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Gives Birth To Identical Twin Girls
Yahoo Inc Chief Executive Marissa Mayer gave birth to identical twin girls early on Thursday, a day after the company reversed course on a planned spinoff of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
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Yahoo Looking to Take On Cortana, Google Now, and Siri
During the company's earnings call on Tuesday, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer revealed the firm's plans in the mobile search sphere.
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Yahoo CEO Poised to Make Fateful Decision on Alibaba Stake
Mayer has promised to outline her Alibaba plans on or before January 27, when the company will release its fourth-quarter earnings.
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Yahoo CEO plans to prune company's mobile apps
Marissa Mayer thinks Yahoo will be able to please more people with fewer smartphone applications.
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Yahoo CEO fleshes out plans, new CFO named
Yahoo announced that it appointed as its new chief financial officer Ken Goldman, formerly CFO at cybersecurity software firm Fortinet.
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Yahoo CEO mulling possible changes in strategy
Yahoo CEO may scrap the Internet company's plan to reward its long-tormented shareholders with a multibillion-dollar payout.
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Yahoo! to lay off 2,000 employees
Yahoo! is laying off 2,000 employees as new CEO Scott Thompson sweeps out jobs that don't fit into his plans for turning around the beleaguered Internet company. The cuts announced on Wednesday represent 14 percent of the 14,100 workers employed by Yahoo!, which is based in Sunnyvale, California.
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Yahoo plans reorganisation meeting for next week
CEO Scott Thompson will outline his long-term strategy for the struggling Internet company at a meeting next Tuesday.
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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.
-
Verizon Says Unsure About Yahoo Deal
Yahoo came under renewed scrutiny by federal investigators and lawmakers last month after disclosing the largest known data breach in history.
-
Yahoo CEO Stands to Collect $44 Million if She Leaves After Sale
Mayer hasn't announced plans to leave, but industry observers say she's unlikely to stay after the $4.8 billion sale closes early next year.
-
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.
-
'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.
-
How Zoho Is Reinventing Itself to Take on Giants Like Google, Salesforce
Gadgets 360 spoke with Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu and co-founder Shailesh Kumar Davey about the company's focus on design, privacy, and cracking the Indian market.
-
Marissa Mayer Hopes to Stay in Job Even if Yahoo Changes Hands
The Yahoo CEO is considering strategic options for the company even as she tries to drive a turnaround with a new plan for sparking growth.
-
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Gives Birth To Identical Twin Girls
Yahoo Inc Chief Executive Marissa Mayer gave birth to identical twin girls early on Thursday, a day after the company reversed course on a planned spinoff of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
-
Yahoo Looking to Take On Cortana, Google Now, and Siri
During the company's earnings call on Tuesday, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer revealed the firm's plans in the mobile search sphere.
-
Yahoo CEO Poised to Make Fateful Decision on Alibaba Stake
Mayer has promised to outline her Alibaba plans on or before January 27, when the company will release its fourth-quarter earnings.
-
Yahoo CEO plans to prune company's mobile apps
Marissa Mayer thinks Yahoo will be able to please more people with fewer smartphone applications.
-
Yahoo CEO fleshes out plans, new CFO named
Yahoo announced that it appointed as its new chief financial officer Ken Goldman, formerly CFO at cybersecurity software firm Fortinet.
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Yahoo CEO mulling possible changes in strategy
Yahoo CEO may scrap the Internet company's plan to reward its long-tormented shareholders with a multibillion-dollar payout.
-
Yahoo! to lay off 2,000 employees
Yahoo! is laying off 2,000 employees as new CEO Scott Thompson sweeps out jobs that don't fit into his plans for turning around the beleaguered Internet company. The cuts announced on Wednesday represent 14 percent of the 14,100 workers employed by Yahoo!, which is based in Sunnyvale, California.
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Yahoo plans reorganisation meeting for next week
CEO Scott Thompson will outline his long-term strategy for the struggling Internet company at a meeting next Tuesday.
