Yahoo Moving Out of Deep Ellum
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By Steve Brown, The Dallas Morning News  Feb. 15--One of the biggest employers in Dallas' Deep Ellum district is preparing to move to the 'burbs.   Yahoo Inc. has leased 46,000 square feet in Richardson's Telecom Corridor for its Dallas-area operation.
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Following investor pressure for a management shake-up, Yahoo Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Terry Semel is stepping aside and will be replaced as CEO by co-founder Jerry Yang, Yahoo said on Monday, sending shares up 3.5 percent in extended trade.
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By GILES TURNBULL  2006 was a year of shifting territories among the big names of the internet.   Google grew from strength to strength' Yahoo! struggled to keep up its own momentum, and towards the end of the year had to make significant layoffs.
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Yahoo Inc confirmed on Friday that Chief Marketing Officer Cammie Dunaway, a member of the Internet media company's executive team, was leaving the company, effective November 2.
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Following investor pressure for a  management shake-up, Yahoo Inc.  Chairman and Chief  Executive Terry Semel is stepping aside and will be replaced as  CEO by co-founder Jerry Yang, Yahoo said on Monday, sending  shares up 3.5 percent in extended trade.
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Yahoo! is kicking the tires of a new social job-networking website.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Yahoo Inc. will undergo its most extensive shake-up in more than five years, hoping to snap out of a malaise that has ravaged its stock and provoked one of its own top executives to bluntly question the Internet powerhouse's direction.
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Yahoo Inc.  is merging the two main parts of its U.S. advertising business after veteran sales executive Wenda Harris Millard resigned, the latest in a string of executive departures.
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Yahoo looked to new leadership in its battle against Google. It was a bad week for automakers. Home Depot downsized by a unit, and Wal-Mart introduced products and services for the unbanked.
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(InfoWorld) - Yahoo will reorganize into three new units, as part of a shake-up that will see Chief Operating Officer Dan Rosensweig leave the company, Yahoo said Tuesday. The company said the new groups will help it focus on its most important customer segments: the consumer audience, advertisers, and publishers, in an effort to compete more aggressively. Once an Internet and Wall Street darling and consistently one of the Internet's top three sites, the company has struggled in the face of a changing Internet landscape, including the rise of social networking sites, and sharp competition from rivals like Google. The move was not entirely unexpected. Last month, an internal document now known asÂ the "Peanut Butter Memo"Â called for such a reorganization. The memo, written by Yahoo Senior Vice President of Communications and Communities Brad Garlinghouse, accused the company of involving itself in too many separate activities, spreading itself too thin like a layer of "peanut butter," and said it should focus instead on key areas. It also recommended up to a 20 percent reduction in headcount, although no cuts were announced in Yahoo's Tuesday statement. The new units are the Audience Group, the Advertiser & Publisher Group, and the Technology Group. Each group's head will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Terry Semel. The Audience Group will focus on its existing consumer products, such as search, Web-based e-mail, and news aggregation, while developing social networking, mobile and handheld content, and international offerings. Yahoo said a search was underway for a group head. The Advertiser & Publisher Group will handle advertising and relationships with Yahoo partner publishers. It will create a global advertising network both on and off Yahoo sites, but the company did not specify how that will happen, although it recentlyÂ partnered with U.S. newspapersÂ to provide targeted local advertising. Yahoo Chief Financial Officer Susan Decker will oversee this group. Decker will surrender that title and the company will seek a replacement for her, Yahoo said. Yahoo's new Technology Group will be charged with building and maintaining the infrastructure for these new efforts, and will continue its work on "Project Panama." The codenamed initiative is believed to be a new advertising system designed to compete with Google's AdWords, with ads served according to search terms entered by users. Chief Technology Officer Farzad Nazem will head the unit. The new units and titles will take effect beginning January 1, 2007. Rosensweig will leave at the end of March, Yahoo said. No replacement was immediately named.
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Yahoo said yesterday that Wenda Harris Millard, its longtime chief sales officer, is leaving amid a reorganization of Yahoo's sales team.
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Big Goo's spurning Yahoo!'s business? Don't believe it.
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Following investor pressure for a management shake-up, Yahoo Inc. chairman and chief executive Terry Semel is stepping aside and will be replaced as CEO by cofounder Jerry Yang, Yahoo said yesterday.
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Yahoo Inc confirmed on Friday  that Chief Marketing Officer Cammie Dunaway, a member of the  Internet media company's executive team, was leaving the  company, effective November 2.
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Yahoo! nibbles away at India's online-ad market.
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Q4 profits dip Yahoo! president Sue Decker believes her company is "moving from catch-up mode to a mode of true differentiation." But its fourth quarter profits were down 23 per cent, and it will soon axe seven per cent of its work force.â¦
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Yahoo is the latest firm to move off the web and onto PCs, offering search tools for desktops.