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Yahoo display ads sales disappoint

Rates for both the search ad and banner ad categories came under pressure, amid efforts by new chief Marissa Mayer to introduce stability into the business

News app makes millionaire of web whizz kid

17-year-old Nick D’Aloisio taught himself to write software aged 12 and will join Yahoo’s London office while he continues his studies at school

Yahoo takes on Google in search wars

Fourth-quarter earnings for the web portal group beat estimates by more than 14%, having to overcome an unexpected decline in display revenues

Yahoo undergoes fresh board reshuffle

The US internet company announces the immediate departure of two board members and the addition of Max Levchin

Yahoo hit by $2.7bn Mexican court ruling

The company will appeal against a Mexican court ruling on a contract dispute that awarded $2.7bn in damages to its former business partners

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Yahoo / Summly: shutter speed

Yahoo’s decision is intended partly to demonstrate momentum in mobile technology to users and investors

Data diva who left Google to ‘go purple’

Crucial to Marissa Mayer’s success at Yahoo will be answering what the website is really for in the Facebook and Google age, says Tim Bradshaw

Marissa Mayer and the motherhood penalty

Society has not yet come to terms with having mothers in charge of multibillion-dollar corporations, writes April Dembosky

Mayer will find no easy fix for Yahoo

The positive news is the company may finally have a board that can shoot straight, but that is about as far as the good news goes

Yahoo’s new chief deflects concerns

Mayer’s product-based background, rather than ad sales and marketing, raised as many eyebrows on Madison Avenue as it did smiles in Silicon Valley

Yahoo – Mayer’s mission

New chief should engineer a way for hotshots to come and receive lots of funding for trying out their ideas on a huge audience

Yahoo – meet the new boss

It is hard to imagine that search group could find a much stronger candidate than Marissa Mayer but equally difficult to see how much difference she can make

Ma wins independence for Alibaba

Agreement with Yahoo reduces the joint voting rights of foreign companies in the Chinese group to 49.9 per cent

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