Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Yahoo! Inc.’s board shakeup that led to the departure of Chairman Roy Bostock adds to pressure on the company to sell Asian assets valued at more than $10 billion and reverse the sales slump that’s plagued management since 2008. Yah

Shares of Sunnyvale, California-based Yahoo gained less than 1 percent to $15.83 at the close in New York yesterday. Shares of Sunnyvale, California-based Yahoo gained less than 1 percent to $15.83 at the close in New York yesterday. Photographer: Tony A

Yahoo! Inc. , a month after hiring Scott Thompson as chief executive officer, added two directors and announced the departure of Chairman Roy Bostock and three others to make the board more independent and spur a turnaround. Alfred Amoroso, a former Inter

Yahoo has its new CEO, Scott Thompson, and founder Jerry Yang stepped down from the company and the board a few weeks ago. But all along, people have been asking when is the rest of the Yahoo board going to resign? Well, that day is today for four more d

Yahoo's undergoing more changes at its top, with a reshuffling of its board of directors. In a letter to shareholders today, Yahoo's chairman of the board Roy Bostock said that he would not seek re-election this year, along with fellow board members Vyom

Citing sources close to the situation, the News Corp.-owned tech blog said Vyomesh Joshi, Gary Wilson and Arthur Kern will also be resigning from Yahoo’s board of directors. The management shakeup has been expected for weeks and comes less than one month