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Yahoo kills iPad magazine Livestand less than a year after launch
Yahoo will stop production of its personalized iPad magazine effort, Livestand, just seven months after it debuted, the company announced in a blog post Friday.
clickTRUE accredited as a Yahoo! Platinum Search Marketing Agency Ambassador
The status, which is granted to media agencies by invitation only, follows a rigorous assessment process and is based on specialists' performance.
Answers, decisions, results: With Axis, Yahoo firms up search messaging
Google always offered results. Then Microsoft came along and promised decisions.
Navigating a New Course In Search a " Introducing Yahoo! Axis
Axis offers the only search experience that allows you to enter your search, see and interact with visual results, all without ever leaving the page you are on.
Yahoo Interim CEO Ross Levinsohn to focus on content, advertising
Ross Levinsohn, Yahoo's new Executive zVice President of the Americas region, talks about his strategy for revitalizing the site's entertainment offerings.
's M&A Chatter for Monday May 21, 2012
The Deal : Yahoo! and Alibaba Group announced Sunday they have entered into a definitive agreement for a staged and comprehensive value realization plan for Yahoo!'s stake in Alibaba.
Piper Jaffray Reiterates Overweight Rating, $18 PT for Yahoo
In a report published earlier today, Piper Jaffray & Co. reiterated its Overweight rating and $18.00 price target for Yahoo! Inc.
Ex-Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson quits Splunk board
EXECUTIVE MOVES Thompson quits Splunk board Yahoo Inc. ex-CEO Scott Thompson has resigned from the board of Splunk Inc.
Tech Ticker: Ex-Yahoo exec, Menlo Park money manager plead guilty;...
A former Yahoo executive and a hedge fund manager have pleaded guilty in New York to an insider trading charge.
Yahoo shares rise on Alibaba news; Google urged to settle EU...
The $7.1 billion deal, which involves Alibaba buying back the stake from Yahoo, comes after years of negotiations - and a revolving door of CEOs at Yahoo.
Legendary Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mike Moritz has rare medical condition, stepping back
Mike Moritz, who represented Sequoia Capital in its investments in companies such as Google, PayPal and Yahoo, is ratcheting back his role due to a rare medical condition, he said.
Facebook, Nasdaq and Yahoo!: Pre-Market Movers
"We need a high price for it to work, but not uncomfortably so -- because that would be a deal hijacked by a frenzied public.
FINALLY: Yahoo Officially Announces Plan To Monetize Alibaba Stake
It's complicated, and it will be in stages, but the process has begun, and Yahoo says it will get about $7.1 billion in short order, via Alibaba's repurchase of half of Yahoo's stake in the company.
Sunnyvale Based Yahoo Nearing Deal To Sell Stake In Alibaba
Yahoo Inc. may be nearing a deal to sell to sell a part of its prized stake in the major Chinese e-commerce provider Alibaba.
Tech Business Roundup: FACEBOOK Goes Nowhere, Yahoo Poppin'
Yahoo shares are moving up, following Kara Swisher's report that it's divesting one half of its Alibaba investment back to that company, in a complex transaction that involves a multibillion-dollar share repurchase to YHOO shareholders and eventually an Alibaba initial public offering.
What Silicon Valley venture capitalists say about the Facebook IPO
We asked Silicon Valley venture capitalists and other experts about Facebook's Wall Street debut, which ended trading Friday just 23 cents above where it started.
Former Yahoo COO Who Almost Bought Facebook Shows Up on IPO Day
Back in 2006, Facebook was only a shadow of the company it would become, tech giant Yahoo was attempting to buy the social network for $1 billion - and Dan Rosenweig was the man who got Zuckerberg's handshake on that offer.
Facebook $16 Billion IPO Seen as Fuel for Strategic Deals: Tech
Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering will give Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg access to more than $15 billion that may step up the pace and size of acquisitions after a $1 billion deal for Instagram.
Yahoo surges on report of deal on Asian assets
Yahoo reportedly is close to a deal that will sell half of its stake in Chinese Internet giant Alibaba, giving Jack Ma more control over his company.
Yahoo's Shrauger departs, Levinsohn names new executive team
Yahoo Inc.'s CEO Ross Levinsohn is cleaning house, and he's doing it quickly to an effort to turn around the struggling digital media company.