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Verizon, Yahoo Agree To Lowered $4.48 Billion Deal
Verizon Communications Inc, the No. 1 U.S. wireless carrier, said on Tuesday it agreed to buy the core internet business of Yahoo Inc for $4.48 billion, about $350 million less than the original price.
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Yahoo To Be Named Altaba, Mayer To Leave Board After Verizon Deal
Yahoo has a deal to sell its core internet business, which includes its digital advertising, email and media assets, to Verizon for $4.83 billion.
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Verizon Considers Changing Yahoo Deal After Latest Breach: Report
Yahoo Inc shares fell almost 5 per cent after the breach of data belonging to more than 1 billion users was disclosed, following another large hack reported in September.
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Yahoo Shares Fall On Worries New Breach Will Kill Verizon Deal
Yahoo Inc shares fell almost 5 per cent after the technology company disclosed a second massive data breach that raised fears Verizon might kill a deal to buy its core internet business.
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End Of An Era As Verizon Buys Yahoo For $4.8 Billion
Verizon Communications Inc said on Monday that it would buy Yahoo Inc's core internet properties for $4.83 billion in cash, marking the end of the line for a storied Web pioneer and setting the stage for a big new internet push by the telecom giant.
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Verizon Emerges As Front-Runner In Yahoo Auction: Report
Yahoo Inc is focused on selling its core assets to US telecommunications company Verizon Communications Inc after reviewing final bids that it received in an auction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Yahoo Mail Could Get Boost if Bought by Mobile Firm
Both Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are set to make third and final round bids for Yahoo's 'core' business of mail, Web, and advertising products.
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Microsoft Meets With Private Equity Over Yahoo Deal: Report
Yahoo is auctioning its core Internet business, which includes search, mail and news sites. The faded Internet pioneer has been struggling to keep up with Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc in the battle for online advertisers.
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Yahoo to Look at Strategic Alternatives, Cut Jobs, Alongside Spin-Off
Yahoo Inc said on Tuesday it would consider "strategic alternatives" for its core Internet business and cut about 15 per cent of its workforce, even as it continues with its plan to revamp the business and spin it off.
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Yahoo Sale of Core Assets Could See Shares Jump 35%: Barron's
Increased shareholder pressure on Yahoo Inc to sell its core Internet business could also lead to sales of its stakes in Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba and Yahoo Japan Corp, according to the latest edition of Barron's.
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Some Yahoo Investors Want to Sell Internet Unit Even if it Triggers Big Tax Bill
Several major Yahoo Inc shareholders are so concerned the company's core internet business could fall in value that they want it sold as soon as possible.
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Yahoo Shares Rise as Board Meets Amid Reports of Internet Business Sale
Yahoo Inc shares opened more than 5 per cent higher on Wednesday after reports that the company could sell its core internet business, which chief executive Marissa Mayer has failed to turn around after more than three years on the job.
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Verizon, Yahoo Agree To Lowered $4.48 Billion Deal
Verizon Communications Inc, the No. 1 U.S. wireless carrier, said on Tuesday it agreed to buy the core internet business of Yahoo Inc for $4.48 billion, about $350 million less than the original price.
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Yahoo To Be Named Altaba, Mayer To Leave Board After Verizon Deal
Yahoo has a deal to sell its core internet business, which includes its digital advertising, email and media assets, to Verizon for $4.83 billion.
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Verizon Considers Changing Yahoo Deal After Latest Breach: Report
Yahoo Inc shares fell almost 5 per cent after the breach of data belonging to more than 1 billion users was disclosed, following another large hack reported in September.
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Yahoo Shares Fall On Worries New Breach Will Kill Verizon Deal
Yahoo Inc shares fell almost 5 per cent after the technology company disclosed a second massive data breach that raised fears Verizon might kill a deal to buy its core internet business.
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End Of An Era As Verizon Buys Yahoo For $4.8 Billion
Verizon Communications Inc said on Monday that it would buy Yahoo Inc's core internet properties for $4.83 billion in cash, marking the end of the line for a storied Web pioneer and setting the stage for a big new internet push by the telecom giant.
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Verizon Emerges As Front-Runner In Yahoo Auction: Report
Yahoo Inc is focused on selling its core assets to US telecommunications company Verizon Communications Inc after reviewing final bids that it received in an auction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Yahoo Mail Could Get Boost if Bought by Mobile Firm
Both Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are set to make third and final round bids for Yahoo's 'core' business of mail, Web, and advertising products.
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Microsoft Meets With Private Equity Over Yahoo Deal: Report
Yahoo is auctioning its core Internet business, which includes search, mail and news sites. The faded Internet pioneer has been struggling to keep up with Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc in the battle for online advertisers.
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Yahoo to Look at Strategic Alternatives, Cut Jobs, Alongside Spin-Off
Yahoo Inc said on Tuesday it would consider "strategic alternatives" for its core Internet business and cut about 15 per cent of its workforce, even as it continues with its plan to revamp the business and spin it off.
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Yahoo Sale of Core Assets Could See Shares Jump 35%: Barron's
Increased shareholder pressure on Yahoo Inc to sell its core Internet business could also lead to sales of its stakes in Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba and Yahoo Japan Corp, according to the latest edition of Barron's.
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Some Yahoo Investors Want to Sell Internet Unit Even if it Triggers Big Tax Bill
Several major Yahoo Inc shareholders are so concerned the company's core internet business could fall in value that they want it sold as soon as possible.
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Yahoo Shares Rise as Board Meets Amid Reports of Internet Business Sale
Yahoo Inc shares opened more than 5 per cent higher on Wednesday after reports that the company could sell its core internet business, which chief executive Marissa Mayer has failed to turn around after more than three years on the job.
