The Chinese government's restrictive regulations towards tech companies are prompting several tech giants to leave the country. The list gets longer: first Facebook and Twitter, then LinkedIn, now also Fortnite and Yahoo
After the euphoria of the past few weeks, prudence seems to prevail on Wall Street and tonight Powell speaks - Watch out for Big Pharma's accounts - The Apollo fund buys Yahoo and Aol - Rain of dividends from small caps in Piazza…
The US giant had spent almost 9 billion for the two operations, but the advertising market forced a change of strategy
After 16 years, the popular Yahoo Q&A service, which has become a cult cult, closes its doors - As of April 20, it will no longer be possible to ask and answer questions
According to a Reuters/Ipsos research, just 41% of Americans trust Facebook, compared to 66% of Amazon, 62% of Google, 60% of Microsoft and 60% of Apple - Even Yahoo, battered by scandals in the last years,…
The new group, after the sale of assets such as Yahoo Mail and Yahoo News, will consist of an approximately 15% stake in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and another 36% stake in Yahoo Japan. - From June 16…
The news was reported by the Wall Street Journal, according to which the price of the operation, originally equal to 4,83 billion dollars, would have dropped by 350 million. A “discount” applied due to the many difficulties experienced by Yahoo after…
Stock exchanges are flat but cyberespionage and some news from the US are holding the scene, such as the meeting between Trump and Alibaba and the change of Yahoo's name. Without forgetting the umpteenth twist in the 5 Star house.
According to Brussels, the transaction does not raise competition concerns given the 'moderate' market position of the two companies and the presence of a number of strong competitors.
Mediaset and Mps still hold the court, and today the Stock Exchange reacted well to the Fed's decisions: Yahoo and the Egyptair case were also in the hit parade of the day - VIDEOGALLERY: the siege of Aleppo, Gentiloni in Brussels and the Mediaset shareholding.
This is the most serious theft ever from the databases of an internet giant - Payment card or bank account data should be saved - Just over two months ago the company had…
Despite the hacker attack scandal, Yahoo is not abandoned by users and closes the third quarter with profits above expectations - Intel is growing, but the improvement in the accounts is lower than market expectations.
Another scandal hits Yahoo: Reuters reveals that the group has secretly allowed US intelligence services, from the FBI to the NSA, to spy on hundreds of millions of emails from its users.
The culpable delay in Yahoo's communication of the theft immediately alarmed many users of the American company's services - There are a few steps to take to remedy the situation, but a great deal can arise from the case…
Passwords, emails, names and dates of birth were violated, but not financial information - The FBI has opened an investigation: the suspicion is that the hackers were in the pay of a foreign state and the main suspects are Russia and China.
With the move to Verizon for 4,8 billion dollars and the merger into Aol, one of the original brand symbols of the internet is destined to disappear - The challenge to Google and Facebook begins -The CEO Marissa wants to stay, but…
To be acquired by Verizon will be the core internet businesses of Yahoo! - The agreement should also include the real estate assets of the Sunnyvale group - The assets related to the patents, however, should be sold separately.
A busy week of appointments: central banks looking for a compass in a complex geopolitical context - Piazza Affari is flooded with quarterly reports, today Luxottica - In the US it's the turn of Big Tech, while Verizon has reached a…
The telecommunications giant, according to rumors from the Wall Street Journal, would be ready to launch the new offer in the race to conquer the Internet assets of the most important portal in the world, accredited by around 1 billion visitors. Also in contention…
Waiting for Yellen to speak today, 4 news livened up Wall Street: 1) the debut of Batman vs Superman sent Time Warner flying; 2) the end of the FBI-Apple confrontation; 3) the negotiations for the purchase of Yahoo!…
Contacts with potential buyers for the sale of core assets will begin on Monday - Giants of the caliber of Verizon, Comcast and At&T are interested and could present their offers within a month.
The rebound in oil, the first after two consecutive sessions in sharp decline, has a positive effect on US stock prices - Yahoo opens by 3% after disappointing accounts, but General Motors also does badly despite a…
The US company recorded losses of 4 billion dollars in 2015 and CEO Marissa Meyer is thinking of a strategic plan that will lead to the cut of 1.700 and the closure of offices in Italy but also in Dubai,…
The cut comes as part of a corporate reorganization plan that aims to give concrete answers to investors after the fluctuating performances of recent times.
The stake is 15% and is worth $32 billion - This is an abrupt change of course in the company's strategy.
The haemorrhage of top managers continues and the hypothesis of the sale of mail and news services is just around the corner - According to the Wall Street Journal, there is also the hypothesis of the sale of the stake in Alibaba
Washington has blocked the operation with which Yahoo would have wanted to spin off its (very rich) stake in Alibaba tax-free - Meanwhile, two of the top managers hired by Mayer say goodbye to the company.
The situation on the turnover side is less serious, which fell by 4% on an annual basis, from 1,08 to 1,04 billion dollars.
General Motors withdraws the Opel brand and many Chevrolet models from the Russian market to focus on the premium sector - GM to close its St. Petersburg plant in mid-2015 - Yahoo! closes its offices in the Chinese capital.
The spin-off of the stake in the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, valued at 40 billion, will take place in the fourth quarter of 2015 and will allow Yahoo to save 16 billion in taxes.
Marissa Mayer's Revitalizing Cure Doesn't Work: Yahoo! is a piggy bank full of money, also thanks to the rich capital gain derived from Alibaba, but its technology is inexorably old - The many acquisitions made so far have not been enough to…
Yahoo! recovers after a dark period and closes the third quarter with a slight increase in revenues to 1,09 billion dollars - Profit jumps to monstrous single digits thanks to the sale of Alibaba.
Tech companies provided the most support to Asia-Pacific markets following fresh news from Apple and Yahoo.
The Mayer era, which began in 2012, is not bearing the desired results: turnover has slipped to 1,084 billion dollars compared to 1,135 billion in the same quarter last year - Profit collapses to 26 cents per share when…
Surprisingly, the director general of the web giant will leave his office today: the announcement was made only yesterday at the Sec - Behind de Castro's farewell there would be a clash with CEO Marissa Meyer, disappointed by the results obtained…
Working from home reduces productivity and eliminates opportunities for socializing - Yahoo CEO Melissa Maier has already asked employees to return to the office - The practice has never taken off in Italy
Yahoo's new investment follows mega acquisition of social media Tumblr for $1,1 billion as well as bid for streaming video site Hulu - Sunnyvale's next purchase could be Xobni, an app that…
The internet service provider company, according to the Wall Street Journal, would have concluded the purchase of the microblogging platform Tumblr for the sum of 1,1 billion euros - The official announcement may already be today.
Revenues fell by 7% to 1,140 billion dollars while revenues ex-tac, i.e. excluding the value of traffic acquisition costs, stood at 1,07 billion
The internet giant closed the last quarter of 2012 with net profits of 272,3 million dollars and revenues growing to 1,22 billion dollars, exceeding the expectations of analysts - A result linked to online advertising: for…
The Internet giant recorded an increase in net profits to 3,16 billion dollars, against 293 million in the period June-September 2011 - The company's accounts were mainly driven by the sale of the Chinese Alibaba, which…
She is the new CEO of Yahoo: one of the first 20 employees of Google, a company where she has worked since '99, becoming one of the central figures in the history of the first Internet search engine - Now she will try to relaunch…
For more than a month this "war" between Facebook and Yahoo! - However, since June, after the resignation of CEO Scott Thompson, which fueled the clash against Facebook, an agreement was being sought that finally…
The Chinese e-commerce site, after about a year of negotiations, reaches an agreement to buy back 20% of its shares from Yahoo (which owns 43%) in exchange for 6,3 billion dollars in cash and 800 million of dollars…
Piazza Affari immediately starts with a sharp decline - Today the listed companies distribute 5,5 billion euros to their shareholders - As a result, the Ftse Mib will lose 1,8% - Eni, Telecom Italia and Snam are the most generous - The Treasury relaunches…
The search engine closed the accounts for the first quarter with earnings up 28% on an annual basis - The advertising market rose by 23% in the same period - Less brilliant results for Intel and Ibm.
CEO Scott Thompson just publicized 2 job cuts to make Yahoo "smaller, more agile, more profitable and better equipped to innovate quickly" - In 2011, revenues fell due to…
Yahoo! warns Facebook: the social network would have used a dozen patents owned by the search engine without requesting and without paying for the user licence. Ambassador of the complaint the New York Times
WEB JOURNALISM - According to Pew's research, digital advertising has an edge because it is aimed at a specific target - Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Microsoft and AOL leave only the crumbs to the newspapers - Wall's answer…
Earnings Fall 5% to $296 Million - Revenues Down 3% - Ads Result Also Disappoints
He had founded the search engine in 1995 together with David Filo: Yang also resigned from the Yahoo! Japan and Alibaba - Wall Street rejoices: the stock gains up to 4,3%
Contrasted the performance of the banks waiting for the bailout plan but the Milan Stock Exchange and the European lists close with a bang - In America the merger fever breaks out on the wings of Google which wants to conquer Yahoo - Fly…
After rumors of an attempt by Microsoft, according to the Wall Street Journal, the IT giant is also willing to acquire Yahoo. To tempt, the 700 million daily users to bring to Google+ and a tour…
In addition to the company founded by Bill Gates, there is also lively interest in the Sunnyvale giant from Providence Equity Partners, Hellman & Friedman, Silver Lake Partners, the Chinese of Alibaba and the Russians of DST Global.
The Chinese online commerce giant is ready to redeem its shares and propose the purchase of the Californian multinational which does not seem to be able to withstand the fierce competition from Google and Facebook.
Bartz's leadership was characterized by increased profits and a substantial reduction in business volume and the advertising market. News of the change caused the company's stock to jump 6% in trading…
Apple also decides to focus on streaming TV and enters the auction for the purchase of Hulu.com. The starting price for the well-known site is 2 billion. Also competing for it is Google, Yahoo and Amazon.