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Marissa Mayer will Forgo her Bonus and Equity Grants Worth $2 million
Marissa Mayer, the CEO of Yahoo will forgo her 2016 bonus and equity grants worth $2 million from the company following the consequences of …
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Yahoo for sale?
Yahoo for sale, and is maybe worth nothing. This may signal an end of the 20-year old tech giant which was once leading the …
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Yahoo acquires video-advertising service BrightRoll for $640 Million
On Tuesday, Yahoo announced it has acquired digital video ad firm BrightRoll for $640 million to bolster its ability to sell video ads in …
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Activist Investor Pushes Marissa Mayer to buy AOL
Activist investor Jeffrey Smith, in a letter on Friday urged Yahoo Inc. to buy AOL Inc. and to head in a direction where they …
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Yahoo Integrates With Yelp To Highlight Local Data In Search Results
Yahoo reportedly announced partnership with online urban guide operator and business review site, Yelp to deliver local business details in its search experience. Yelp …
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Yahoo will no longer allow users to access their online services through Google and Facebook Logins
Using Facebook or Google log-in credentials to access Yahoo services will soon be a thing of the past as the web giant will require …
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Yahoo Inc. to delete and recycle inactive accounts, says Marissa Mayer
That Yahoo Inc.’s CEO Marissa Mayer manages to stay in news again for the once-largest search engine and email services giant was again highlighted with news of the company announcing probable deletion of inactive user accounts.
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Working hard pays off as Yahoo CEO Mayer gets $36m
Working hard on revamping the company paid off as Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was awarded with staggering $36 million. Yet the Yahoo board certainly faced some problems while appeasing shareholders who believed that this award was too high.
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Yahoo Ends Flexible Work Agreements
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has decided to revolutionize the company’s employment policy by bringing back its telecommuting employees to offices. The revolution is to start in June. Marissa Mayer believes this action will strengthen and ease collaboration among the employees. However, Richard Branson criticized Marissa Mayer’s actions by referring them as “backward”.
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Yahoo CEO Mayer hires former Google colleague as COO
Henrique de Castro, a former executive of Google Inc., has been hired as the new COO of Yahoo by the Chief Executive of Yahoo, Marissa Mayer. This latest move has been taken by the Chief Executive of Yahoo in order to bring new faces to the management team of the struggling web company.
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New CEO Lays Out Broad Goals for Yahoo
Marissa Mayer, the new CEO of Yahoo Inc., fleshed out extensive plans for the company in her first address to the entire group on the 25th of September. The goals proposed by her met with an enthusiastic response from members of staff who have suffered from years of doubt and turmoil in management.
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Yahoo Appoints Kathy Savitt as New Marketing Chief
Yahoo! Inc., owner of the largest U.S. Web portal, found a new chief marketing officer. Yahoo has informed that Kathy Savitt, founder of social-commerce startup Lockerz Inc. and a former executive at American Eagle Outfitters Inc., will be joining company as CMO, starting from 14th September. Kathy Savitt will report directly to Marissa Mayer, the newly appointed CEO at Yahoo.
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Ross Levinsohn leaves Yahoo after Mayer became CEO
Only two weeks ago Marissa Mayer was announced a new CEO of Yahoo. The company, which these days is described as a struggling internet giant, found Marissa Mayer from Google to be better than Ross Levinsohn. Yahoo Inc. informed that Ross Levinsohn had decided to leave the company after he was overlooked for the CEO post. Levinsohn was believed to have been a strong internal candidate for the position.
