Verizon to cut 2000 jobs at Yahoo, AOL
Verizon is expected to cut about 2000 jobs when it completes the $US4.48 billion ($5.9 billion) acquisition of Yahoo's core assets.
Verizon is expected to cut about 2000 jobs when it completes the $US4.48 billion ($5.9 billion) acquisition of Yahoo's core assets.
'The company was not run well under her tenure," says an analyst who has studied Yahoo for years. So why did Marissa Mayer get paid so much?
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer didn't turn the company around, but she still stands to take home $US186m when it's sold to Verizon.
The US government has unsealed charges against two Russian spies and two criminal hackers for allegedly pilfering 500 million Yahoo user accounts in 2014,
Marissa Mayer will tap a $US23m golden parachute when Yahoo is sold to Verizon; her successor will get double her base pay.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer lost her bonus and the company's top lawyer has resigned after a probe of the theft of 500 million accounts.
Only someone with the temperament and intuition of Steve Jobs could have turned round Yahoo.
Yahoo announced its new rump company will be called Altaba. Given its likely reception by investors, Badbaba might be more apt.
Yahoo, which three months ago said 500m accounts were hacked, says an even earlier attack had compromised 1m user accounts.
Global cyber security giant Trend Micro pledges to use machine learning to stop the scam emails providers like Yahoo ignored.
Yet if there's one thing Americans value more than freedom, it's free stuff. Enter Yahoo's business model.
Yahoo bowed to orders from Washington last year and secretly scanned incoming emails from hundreds of millions of users.
Yahoo scanned hundreds of millions of email accounts at the behest of US intelligence authorities.
​Yahoo has confirmed at least 500 million of its accounts have been hacked with details on phone numbers and passwords.
We are simply more interested in women CEOs and we will go on being more interested until there are more of them.
Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer could stand to receive $293 million from her tenure.
Verizon will buy Yahoo's web assets, ending the company's two-decade run as an independent business.
Huge deal is a perfect illustration of the times we are living in: the mobile reigns supreme over the desktop.
Iconic web pioneer Yahoo's journey is set to come to an end on Monday with Verizon buying its core business.
Yahoo reported a rise in total quarterly revenue, a positive sign for its troubled internet unit.
Dan Gilbert, the founder of Quicken Loans, and AT&T; each bid about US$5 billion for Yahoo's core business, patents and real estate assets.
First-round bidders for Yahoo could find out as early as next week whether they've made it through to the next stage.
Yahoo is moving swiftly to consider potential deals that will generate the best value for its shareholders, chief executive Marissa Mayer said.
The parent company of the British newspaper, the Daily Mail, is in talks with several private equity firms about a possible bid for Yahoo.
US phone company Verizon and Google are considering competing bids for Yahoo's web business, which could be worth $US11 billion ($14.5 billion).
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