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- Yahoo: Third Point Takes 5.15% Stake; Seeks Board Revamp
- Yahoo left behind as world moves on
- Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock Risks Losing Own Job After Ousting Carol Bartz
- Yahoo's post-Bartz ledger: What new CEO will inherit
- Yahoo's board under fire after firing of CEO Bartz
- What will Yahoo do next?
- Major Yahoo shareholder calls for new board
- Yahoo Ousts CEO as Profits Continue Decline
- Yahoo's Bartz on Her Firing: 'These People F---ed Me Over'
- Yahoo: Is ex-CEO Jerry Yang trying to buy back the company?
| Yahoo: Third Point Takes 5.15% Stake; Seeks Board Revamp | Top |
| And so it begins. After Yahoo this week gave CEO Carol Bartz the axe, the stock rallied on the suspicion on the Street that the company almost certainly has now been put into play, and might not last very long with its current corporate structure. And already, there are signs of additional change in the ... | |
| Yahoo left behind as world moves on | Top |
| Yahoo 's revenue and share price remain roughly where ousted chief executive Carol Bartz found them when she took the helm in January 2009, but the landscape in which the pioneering US internet company operates has changed dramatically. | |
| Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock Risks Losing Own Job After Ousting Carol Bartz | Top |
| Yahoo! Inc. Chairman Roy Bostock, who ousted Chief Executive Officer Carol Bartz this week, now risks losing his own job. | |
| Yahoo's post-Bartz ledger: What new CEO will inherit | Top |
| Yahoo's new CEO will have multiple moving parts to ponder and fix. Here's a look at what the new chief will inherit. | |
| Yahoo's board under fire after firing of CEO Bartz | Top |
| Carol Bartz's firing as Yahoo Inc.'s CEO isn't going to be enough to placate a loudening chorus of shareholders who believe Chairman Roy Bostock and his fellow board members also should be ousted after years of questionable choices that raised doubts about their competence. | |
| What will Yahoo do next? | Top |
| Rumors regarding Yahoo's unstable footing have plagued the company for some time now. With the "leadership reorganization" (read: The canning of Carol Bartz) now behind it, Yahoo has found itself on some very precarious ground. Its next move in the industry arena will be heavily scrutinized, which is why the company is likely weighing its options very, very carefully.Who will replace Bartz? | |
| Major Yahoo shareholder calls for new board | Top |
| NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shareholder activist Daniel Loeb has scooped up shares of Yahoo Inc and is demanding that the company overhaul its board, saying the directors have made "serious misjudgments" and "destroyed value" for stockholders. | |
| Yahoo Ousts CEO as Profits Continue Decline | Top |
| Another Yahoo CEO bites the dust. Amid a leadership reorganization at the once-dominant search engine company, Carol Bartz -� the executive charged with turning Yahoo around when she was hired in 2009 �- has been fired. | |
| Yahoo's Bartz on Her Firing: 'These People F---ed Me Over' | Top |
| Yahoo's fired Carol Bartz has told Fortune's Patricia Sellers that she was "f---ed over" by Yahoo's board, after Bartz was fired earlier this week. | |
| Yahoo: Is ex-CEO Jerry Yang trying to buy back the company? | Top |
| Is ex-CEO Jerry Yang trying to buy back Yahoo?: Is ex-CEO Jerry Yang trying to buy back Yahoo? Well, yes, according to Business Insider's Nicholas Carlson. "He's trying to buy it," Carlson wrote of Yang in his brief online report on the rumor, which is attributed to one unnamed "source close to the situation." "There is a feud going on between Yang and Yahoo chairman Roy Bostock," Carlson wrote. | |
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