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AT&T partnership's report hurts stock The shares sank% after a report that its partnership with AT&T to offer co-branded Internet service is in trouble
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| Apr.17 |
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1Q profit falls 11%, missing estimates The investors have been betting that the Internet icon had regained its stride after stumbling through much of 2006
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Partnership with newspaper consortium The publishers of more than 260 U.S. newspapers are hitching online aspirations to Internet powerhouse
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| Apr.19 |
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Imprisoned Chinese Dissident Sues Yahoo Wang Xiaoning, 57, and Yu Ling, 55, of Beijing sued Yahoo! for releasing e-mail that led to the husband's arrest and torture
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| May.4 |
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Reports: Microsoft Pursuing Yahoo| Microsoft is resuming its pursuit of search engine operator that could help it better compete with search leader Google. Yahoo shares surged 18% | |
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| May.16 |
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Online Mapping Service Upgraded Yahoo's mapping service in the U.S. will begin giving driving directions in 34 European countries to lure traffic away from AOL and Google
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| Jun.12 |
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CEO Upbeat Despite Shareholders Terry Semel faced shareholders who have watched their investments shrivel while Google sprinted further ahead in the online ad race
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| Jun.18 |
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CEO Terry Semel steps down from post| The chief executive of internet search firm has quit his position and has been replaced by co-founder Jerry Yang. Semel has been under pressure amid disappointing trading results and the growing... | |
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| Jun.24 |
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Chief Domestic Sales Officer Resigns The company will merge search and display advertising departments in the U.S. as Yahoo fights to catch up with online search leader Google
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| Jul.17 |
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2Q Profit Dips, Financial Malaise Continues The malaise dragged on as Yahoo's profit slipped slightly and revenue growth lagged behind the pace of the online ad market that it once led
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| Aug.3 |
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Congress launches investigation Of Yahoo The investigators plan to look into whether Yahoo misrepresented the company's role in the arrest of a Chinese journalist sentenced to a decade...
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| Aug.27 |
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Yahoo Adds Features to Popular E-Mail The program is including software that allows pc users to type text messages on a keyboard and send them directly to someone's cell phone
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| Aug.30 |
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Yahoo Inc. to Reorganize Management Gregory Coleman, the global sales executive VP, will leave in February as his responsibilities are folded into a new division
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| Sep.4 |
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Yahoo to buy ad network BlueLithium Yahoo is buying online advertising network for $300 million in cash, building upon an expansion aimed at ending a financial malaise
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| Sep.12 |
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Yahoo to Sell Online Ads for Bebo Yahoo Inc. will sell most of the display advertising for England's online social network
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| Sep.17 |
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Yahoo To Purchase Zimbra For $350M Yahoo is buying e-mail service in an all-cash deal that may open a new revenue channel for the slumping Internet icon
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Lawmaker: Yahoo knew China's intent| Rep. Tom Lantos: Yahoo misled Congress regarding information the Internet company gave to Chinese authorities about the journalist Shi Tao | |
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| Oct.17 |
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3Q Progress Encourages Investors The report exceeded lowered expectations. Yang detailed his plans to emphasize the Web site's strengths while continuing to dump the deadwood
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House committee chair lambasts Yahoo| Tom Lantos angrily rejected explanation for why Yahoo provided incomplete info to Congress about its role in the arrest of a Chinese journalist | |
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| Nov.13 |
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Yahoo, Jailed Journalists Settle Lawsuit| Yahoo, reeling from a growing backlash over human rights, settled a lawsuit that accused it of illegally helping the Chinese government | |
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