Yahoo aims to boost margins
Reuters - 2 hours 21 minutes agoYahoo Inc wants to triple its operating margin to 15-20 percent over the next three years by increasing revenue and keeping costs under control, CEO Carol Bartz said on Tuesday.
Yahoo Inc wants to triple its operating margin to 15-20 percent over the next three years by increasing revenue and keeping costs under control, CEO Carol Bartz said on Tuesday.
Internet giant Yahoo Inc is committed to grow its operating margin at a 15-20 percent pace over the next three years, CEO Carol Bartz said on Tuesday.
Yahoo Inc. clamped down on its political lobbying expenses in the third quarter even as the Internet company started to muster support for its proposed partnership with rival Microsoft Corp., according to a recent disclosure form.
SINGAPORE -(Dow Jones)- Yahoo Inc. (YHOO) expects to gain regulatory approval for its plan to enter a 10-year Internet search partnership with Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) and to complete the deal by the first quarter of next year, Yahoo Chief Executive Carol Bartz said Tuesday.
Yahoo Inc. Chief Executive Carol Bartz promised Tuesday to turn around the struggling Internet company after this year's "terrible" performance.
Bartz described the current operating margin of 6 pct as "terrible, terrible." SINGAPORE: Internet giant Yahoo Inc is committed to grow its operating margin at a 15-20 percent pace over the next three years, CEO Carol Bartz said on Tuesday.
A Chinese government watchdog has ordered Yahoo China to clean pornographic content from a photo-sharing site it hosted, a reminder of the regulatory challenges often faced by foreign Internet companies in China.
Pemerintah China mendesak Yahoo agar segera membersihkan konten-konten berbau pornografi, terutama pada layanan berbagi foto.
SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Yahoo Inc. clamped down on its political lobbying expenses in the third qu...
A Chinese government watchdog ordered Yahoo China to clean porn from a photo-sharing site it hosted, a reminder of woes faced by foreign Web companies there.
Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer says the company's search engine partnership with Yahoo would not be limited to the US but would be introduced around the world.
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More woes for foreign websites A Chinese government watchdog has ordered Yahoo China to clean pornographic content from a photo-sharing site it hosted, a reminder of the regulatory challenges often faced by foreign internet companies in China.
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Microsoft's chief executive, Steve Ballmer, said Thursday that the company might look to extend its search engine partnership with Yahoo outside the United States, if it gets regulatory approval.
Yahoo, looking to match rivals in providing up-to-the-minute Internet search results, is running tests with several real-time search partners, say sources.