Departure of Jerry Yang seen as opening the door to reconciliation with spurned suitor Microsoft.
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Current CEO Terry Semel is stepping aside, and co-founder Jerry Yang will take the helm. Mr. Semel joined the company in 2001 and will step aside to assume the advisory role of nonexecutive chairman.
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Internal memo hints of management turmoil at Yahoo.
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Yahoo loses another big deal to Google.
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The Internet company explains to analysts how it will fend off Google and Microsoft.
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High-level team hobnobs with VCs, owners of Internet properties during two-day visit.
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The search giant’s IM service, local search, and other utilities will be available on Research In Motion’s handhelds.
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Yahoo launches Answers, a service blending an old Ask Jeeves concept with community.
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With the holidays fast approaching, the portal adds shopping features that encourage social contacts.
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Portal allows digital video recorder to be programmed on the Net and for web photos, traffic, and weather to be viewed on TV.
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Portal decides to go solo and takes complete control of its ventures in Europe and Korea.
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Yahoo CEO Terry Semel says the media giant needs a blend of content, distribution, and technology to succeed.
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The rising costs of generating traffic drove shares of the Internet media giant lower.
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Yahoo wants to be all things to all people. But most of all, it wants to be successful.
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