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Tumri, an online advertising company that allows brands to fine turn their ads for different audiences, has taken a new direction, replacing its CEO and CFO and launching a new product in the space of months. To support this (Read More)
BoomTown:
In exactly one week at 10 am PST, Yahoo will hold its annual meeting in Silicon Valley, the first time where new CEO Carol Bartz will greet its shareholders in person.She should prep carefully, as the event has been quite a d (Read More)
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Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) executives and senior engineers have been leaving in droves recently (some by choice, some not)— today alone brought news that two more were out the door. In case you're having trouble remembering the other (Read More)
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The news today that Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) is reportedly seeking a buyer for HotJobs will certainly once again fuel worry among the nearly 800 Yahoo Newspaper Consortium members about how dedicated new Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz is to (Read More)
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The news today that Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) is reportedly seeking a buyer for HotJobs will certainly once again fuel worry among the nearly 800 Yahoo Newspaper Consortium members about how dedicated new Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz is to (Read More)
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[In progress] As he said at the UBS media conference in December, AH Belo (NYSE: AHC) Corp (NYSE: BLC). CEO Robert Decherd touted the publisher's membership in the Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) Newspaper Consortium as the only bright sp (Read More)
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Work in progress Eight days into her new job, Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) CEO Carol Bartz is facing analysts, investors and press after a disappointing Q4 earnings report. First order of business: assure them that the company she fou (Read More)
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Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) is taking an increasing common step of suspending pay increases for most workers, AP confirmed. Yahoo's new CEO Carol Bartz informed staffers of the policy change this week. The policy might be waived for s (Read More)
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For many advertising and media executives, the name Carol Bartz has been a vague mystery up until her name surfaced as the lead candidate to succeed Jerry Yang as Yahoo's CEO less than a week ago. Quick bio: Bartz ran B2B tec (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
First task for incoming Yahoo (YHOO) CEO Carol Bartz: Negotiate a search deal with Microsoft (MSFT). But what should be done after the deal goes through (or if it the two companies still can't come to terms)?. (Read More)
VentureBeat:
After news leaked out earlier today that former Autodesk chief executive Carol Bartz will be Yahoo’s new chief executive, the company confirmed it via a press release — and added that president and erstwhile chief (Read More)
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Carol Bartz is in as Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) CEO effective immediately—and Sue Decker is leaving as president after being passed over for the job. Bartz comes to Yahoo from Autodesk, where she has been executive chairman since ste (Read More)
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After a lengthy search, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Carol Bartz has been picked by Yahoo's board of directors to succeed Jerry Yang as CEO and that she has accepted the job. Bartz, former CEO of Autodesk, first (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
The WSJ reports Autodesk chairman Carol Bartz has accepted an offer to become Yahoo CEO.A former Yahoo executive yesterday told us that inside the company, Bartz is consider an ally to Yahoo president Sue Decker and Yahoo ad (Read More)
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Kara Swisher at All Things D has provided a quick run-through of some candidates for the top spot at Yahoo. They are divided into categories, according to what sort of company Yahoo is, or might become. There are four viable (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
For the past year, Jerry Yang and Sue Decker have been the primary pi atas for Yahoo's (YHOO) frustrated employees and shareholders. Much of this criticism is deserved: Yahoo's problems were clear 18 months ago when Jerry too (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
Here's a thought. Maybe Carl Icahn bought more Yahoo shares because he foresees an easy transition for the company after it names its next CEO.Because it'll be Sue Decker, who's been planning for the job for at least two year (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
Read up on what everyone is saying about who should or inevitibly will be Yahoo's next CEO. Then go vote for your choice or write-in a name in the comments. Writes BoomTown's Kara Swisher: "Obviously, the dream CEO for Yahoo (Read More)
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Yahoo's stock had another down day—its last trade dropped $0.19 to close at $10.63—but it could have a nice lift as word of Jerry Yang's decision to step down as CEO takes hold. In the meantime, analysts following Yahoo (NSDQ (Read More)