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Yahoo and Facebook Patent War Officially Over: The Press Release
We now can go back to our regularly scheduled fighting between Facebook and Google, Google and Apple, Apple and Amazon, Amazon and … oh, you get my point here.Exclusive: Japan’s Rakuten Wins the Heart of Pinterest in $100M Funding Race With $1.5B Valuation
The largest e-commerce site in Japan is about to get pinned by Ben Silbermann in massive funding round.Exclusive: Yahoo Director in Charge of Botched CEO Vetting to Step Down From Board
CSLie has claimed its first victim, although the mystery is still unsolved.It’s Official: Yahoo Lays Off 2,000 Employees — 14 Percent of Workforce
CEO Scott Thompson promises that Yahoo, after staff cuts of 14 percent of the entire workforce, will be “smaller, nimbler, more profitable and better equipped to innovate as fast as our customers and our industry require.”Yahoo Hopes to Fight Back at Activist Shareholder Third Point With More New Board Members of Its Own
In the battle for the board, Yahoo is not sitting still.What Does Dan Loeb Want for His $1B — Lotsa Yahoo News, That’s What!
The hijinks go on.Yahoo May Not Need a “Loebotomy,” But It Definitely Can’t Endure a Brain-Sapping Proxy Fight
This is like the movie “Groundhog Day,” except not nearly as funny.Lucky 13: After More Than a Dozen Failing Quarters, How Will New Yahoo CEO Roll the Dice?
Maybe Yahoo should take its earnings to Vegas and bet it all on red!News Byte
WashPost’s Narisetti Takes Over WSJ.com
Raju Narisetti, who is currently managing editor of the Washington Post, has been named managing editor of The Wall Street Digital Network. Narisetti, who has worked for the News Corp.-owned WSJ in the past, replaces Kevin Delaney, who recently left the site to start a global business news site venture at Atlantic Media.News Byte