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2008: Yahoo's year to forget

For Jerry Yang, 2008 was going to be the year when Yahoo's long-awaited technology and business turnaround began in earnest. Instead, the year brought two big rounds of layoffs, an embarrassing exodus of high-profile managers, disappointing financials, a tanking stock price, free-falling employee morale and little or no advances in key areas, like search usage and search advertising. Oh yeah, and yet another corporate reorganization that many cynically viewed as more spinning of the wheels.

| Analysis | Business | Internet | 12/17/08 at 5:13 pm |


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Ballmer: Yahoo acquisition won't happen

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said a Yahoo acquisition is still off the table, despite Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang's decision to step aside.

| News | Business | Internet | 11/19/08 at 1:55 pm |


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Analysts: New Yahoo CEO must shed assets for better focus

Whoever takes embattled Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang's place will need to pare the former Web sweetheart's services to effectively compete in a market where it is under siege from Google Inc. and multiple social media players for online advertising, analysts say.

| News | Business | Internet | 11/18/08 at 3:58 pm |


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Yahoo's Yang to step down as CEO

After a tumultuous year and much searing criticism for his handling of Microsoft's buyout offer, Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang is stepping aside.

| News | Business | Internet | 11/17/08 at 8:46 pm |


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Yang to Ballmer: Baby come back

Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang said he's willing to sell Yahoo to Microsoft, or do a search deal.

| News | Business | Internet | 11/06/08 at 9:44 am |


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