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Inside the C-Suite: the Most Likable CEOs in America
As employees, shareholders and consumers, we've invested a lot in our corporate leadership. But do we like them?
Marissa Mayer Has Resigned Now That Verizon Purchased Yahoo. Read Her Farewell Letter.
'I'm tremendously grateful for all of the hard work and the many sacrifices you've made.'
March Every Day for Women Entrepreneurs
Here's how to fight daily for that spot in the C-suite and help other women get there, too.
Yahoo to Change Name, Lose Marissa Mayer as Board Member
Mayer, the CEO, was expected to remain with the company after its sale to Verizon closes.
Yahoo Says 1 Billion Accounts Exposed in Newly Discovered Security Breach
The number of affected accounts was double the number implicated in a 2014 breach that the internet company disclosed in September.
Lawsuit Claims Yahoo Job Reviews Discriminated Against Men
The lawsuit also claims former Chief Marketing Officer Kathy Savitt 'intentionally hired and promoted women because of their gender.'
7 Habits of Highly-Effective Entrepreneurs
Here are the some interesting habits of famous entrepreneurs that can help give you starting points for your own successful daily routines.
The Identity Crisis That Led to Yahoo's Demise
When senior Yahoo executives gathered at a San Jose hotel for a management retreat in the spring of 2006, there was no outward sign of a company in crisis.
Yahoo Bids May Be Coming in Way Lower Than Expected
Bidders include frontrunner Verizon, inventor Dan Gilbert (backed by Warren Buffett), TPG, and a consortium that includes Bain Capital and former Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn.
Imagine These 7 Entrepreneurs as 'Game of Thrones' Characters
Following the kick off for Season 6, we're taking a look at the following entrepreneurs cast as your favorite 'Game of Thrones' characters.
Report: Yahoo Sets April 11 Deadline for Preliminary Bids
Bidders were asked details about financing, conditions or approvals the company would need to meet, according to The Wall Street Journal.