Thompson’s deal was valued at $27 million (while CarolBartz's deal was worth $44.6 million). Marissa Mayer’s arrival as Yahoo’s new CEO has Yahoos hopeful. In recognizing our team’s deep talent, we all owe thanks to Ross Levinsohn, for his...
Marc Andreesesn has been discussed as a possible CEO since CarolBartz was fired. Andreessen has been suggested for the position by a number of stockholders, but had been hesitant possibly because of his close friendship with Jerry Yang - current...
Then-CEOCarolBartz said the Q2 ding was the result of turmoil among the sales force and leadership. Morse declined to answer questions about when the board would find a new CEO, nor why Bartz was fired when the company's performance was exceeding...
CarolBartz, who was fired by Yahoo over the phone last week, resigned from Yahoo’s board of directors Friday. In what may be the end of this saga, barring another controversial interview filled with disparaging comments about the board’s directors...
Yahoo Chairman of the Board Roy Bostock fired CEOCarolBartz over the phone today. He stepped down from the CEO position to allow Bartz to take charge. Bartz, who has been with Yahoo for 30 months, had not turned the company around – the stock...
Yahoo's malaise has intensified the pressure on CEOCarolBartz to lower expenses in an effort to boost earnings and lift the company's stock price, which dipped slightly last year while most of the market climbed," the Associated Press noted.
Following up on our previous story about the latest round of Yahoo layoffs, a copy of an internal e-mail memo from CEOCarolBartz about the staff reductions has been leaked. Following CarolBartz's email, announcing 650 layoffs at Yahoo (just days...
Following up on our previous story about the latest round of Yahoo layoffs, a copy of an internal e-mail memo from CEOCarolBartz about the staff reductions has been leaked. Carol Checking the math, 4 percent of the company's 14,000 workers...
Speaking at Web 2.0 Summit, Yahoo CEOCarolBartz said after two years she gets it. After 2 Years Yahoo CEOBartz Thinks She Gets It by Frank Watson Baidu CEO Robin Li called Google's decision to leave China a gift and stated his company had to...
Speaking at Web 2.0 Summit, Yahoo CEOCarolBartz said after two years she gets it. Interestingly, Bartz went on to say she thought its was only the people in San Francisco and New York who questioned what Yahoo stood for and showed intense...
One day after Yahoo reported its Q3 earnings and Yahoo's board unofficially committed to stick with Yahoo CEOCarolBartz for the remainder of her contract, Bartz was interviewed by Fox Business. Yahoo's Bartz: 'I'm here to stay.
One day after Yahoo reported its Q3 earnings and Yahoo's board unofficially committed to stick with Yahoo CEOCarolBartz for the remainder of her contract, Bartz was interviewed by Fox Business. First year as CEO: "It has been a fun year.
We believe Yahoo's management structure below [CEO] CarolBartz has likely inhibited the company from attracting additional management talent, and may have been a factor in recently filling Joanne Bradford's previous chief sales role," according...
Explaining the revenue softness, CEOCarolBartz said during the company's conference call the online ad market had not slowed down but Yahoo had specifically suffered from a shortfall in the second week of June during which advertisers turned...
Yahoo CEOCarolBartz herself stated at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in New York, that the company's bet was to focus on relevance through a unique user experience personalization around its search and other services.
Update: 14:41 EST CarolBartz gave her opinion in this video: Yet, the most interesting part of the announcement in my view is one short part of Yahoo CarolBartz's statement. Nokia's CEO, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, noted that the agreement will allow...
Yahoo CEO, CarolBartz, commented: "Together, we'll create more content around what we know our users care about, and open up new and creative avenues for advertisers to engage with consumers across our network.
During the call, new Yahoo CEOCarolBartz assured analysts she was not hired to sell the company, that she h"didn’t arrive with preconceived notions about anything," in regards to selling the search business, although "everything's on the table.