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But with the tax-free scenario now apparently off the table, Mr. Anmuth believes Yahoo needs to shift focus back to its core operations. The company has undergone dramatic changes at the senior management level in recent month. Famously foul-mouthed...
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But a complicated deal that would have enabled Yahoo to escape taxes fell apart. BIGGER PICTURE: It's the latest twist in the drama that has been swirling around Yahoo since it fired Carol Bartz as CEO five months ago. REACHING OUT: Alibaba Group and...
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The Yahoo! Cleaning up Yahoo's business is proving a Sisyphean task -- and the U.S. Internet hodgepodge's corporate dysfunction makes it doubly so. Firing chief executive Carol Bartz on September 6, 2011 could be a step forward -- at the very least it... View Photo »
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Turnaround All Things D, a technology blog affiliated with The Wall Street Journal, reported earlier that the talks had unravelled. It's the latest twist in the drama that has been swirling around Yahoo since it fired Carol Bartz as CEO five months ago.
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Late Tuesday, New York-based Third Point, controlled by Daniel Loeb, filed its intentions with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Loeb wants to scratch four new directors announced last week and replace them with himself and three confederates.
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With the ink barely dry on Thompson's contract, activist shareholder Dan Loeb is pushing for a bigger shake-up, once that could possibly go all the way to the top. It's not enough that the board forced out former CEO Carol Bartz, chairman Roy Bostock...
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Yahoo Inc. offices, housing its Search Marketing Group, are pictured in Burbank, California, in this October 14, 2010 file photo. Cleaning up Yahoo's business is proving a Sisyphean task -- and the U.S. Internet hodgepodge's corporate dysfunction makes... View Photo »
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According to the Associated Press, Yahoo wants to "free up some cash and focus on the core" at a time when it has lost direction after burning through three CEOs in five years. The most recent CEO, Carol Bartz, was fired after the company's...
About Carol Bartz
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Carol Ann Bartz (born August 29, 1948) is the President and CEO of Yahoo!, the internet services company which operates the second most visited website in the world. She was previously Chairman, President, and CEO at Autodesk, the world's largest producer of design software for use in architecture, engineering and building construction. Full Article
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