For Yahoo, an Ordeal of Dissent
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Terry S. Semel, Yahooâs chief executive, is facing mounting questions about internal morale problems.
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Major management shakeups have become frequent at Yahoo in the past 10 months, as the company urgently tries to compete better, not only against archrival Google Inc. but also against nimble start-ups, and turn around its generally disappointing financial performance.
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Yahooâs board decided that Microsoftâs $44.6 billion hostile bid undervalues Yahoo, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Blog: Presence of exploit code puts pressure on Yahoo to fix the security flaws.
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Now that Microsoft has said it wonât raise its bid for Yahoo and is moving to take the matter to shareholders, it is time for Yahoo to say what it plans to do next.
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By Michael Liedtke Associated Press  SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo! Inc. is tackling its most difficult challenge since the dot-com bust with sweeping organizational changes aimed at cleaning up a mess of the Internet icon's own making.
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Jerry Yang gives a glimpse of Yahooâs future that depends more on third-party developers.
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Blog: Yahoo IM fixed after temporary problems
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Blog: Yahoo shareholders reject censorship, executive pay proposals, re-elect all board members at shareholder meeting
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Yahoo's board still has not idea what to do about Microsoft offer, one week after it was proposed, according to a report.
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Yahooâs rebuff of the $44.6 billion takeover bid raises the stakes in a battle involving two of the worldâs most prominent technology companies.
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The New RepublicÂs suspension of an editor for his conduct online is a cautionary tale about the mainstream mediaÂs engagement with the Web.
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By Anonymous  EDITORIAL  While all companies undergoing transitions suffer slings and arrows, it is fair to say that AOL has encountered a fusillade.
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Big Goo's spurning Yahoo!'s business? Don't believe it.
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Yahoo! gets into the game with its latest acquisition.
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Whatever the outcome of Microsoftâs bid for Yahoo, the move and Googleâs countermoves mark  an escalation in the confrontation between the two companies.
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By Bruce Einhorn and Ben Elgin  Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft endured a wave of public disapproval earlier this year over their compliance with Chinese censorship of their websites.