Yahoo aims to boost margins
Reuters - Tue Nov 10, 2:02 am ETYahoo 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.
Windows Live Messenger led Microsoft's Web properties in capturing 14.5 percent of total time spent online in September worldwide, handily beating Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other sites, according to analysis firm comScore.
Microsoft sites captured nearly 15 percent of time spent online worldwide in September, making it the most engaging global property, followed by Google Sites and Yahoo! Sites, according to new research.
On Friday, ComScore reported that in September, worldwide, Internet users spent more time at Microsoft sites than at Google, Yahoo or even Facebook. It's an amazing statistic that has questionable street cred.
Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Thursday the company could look to extend its search engine partnership with Yahoo outside the United States, if it gets regulatory approval.
When it comes to Internet rankings, Google is often up in the number one spot. But recent comScore data shows Microsoft way ahead of Google and Yahoo when it comes to the amount of time people spend on their online properties.
Microsoft's deal with Yahoo under which the software maker's new Bing search engine will be used to power Yahoo searches and Yahoo will sell premium advertising for both companies could be expanded overseas, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said Thursday.
Microsoft's fledgling deal with Yahoo may be broader than first assumed.
Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Yahoo! Inc. settled a lawsuit by cosmetics distributor Mary Kay Inc. that accused the Internet search firm of letting unauthorized resellers of Mary Kay makeup products use its logos in pop-up advertisements.
It looks like some lawyers representing cosmetics giant Mary Kay have removed their figurative war paint. In early July, Mary Kay sued Yahoo, alleging trademark infringement, but not long ago, Yahoo was able to settle the case. Mary Kay originally objected to Yahoo's practice of adding links of its own choosing to certain emails. The links appeared in popups when people would position their ...
NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of some top internet companies were mixed at the close of trading: Akamai Technologies rose $.37 or 1.6 percent, to $23.69. Amazon rose $.47 or .4 percent, to $126.67. eBay fell $.07 or .3 percent, to $23.27. Google rose $11.41 or 2.1 percent, to $562.51. Yahoo rose $.08 or .5 percent, to $16.02.
It could be said that the Google Books case is becoming the new Microsoft-Yahoo deal, having created all sorts of controversy and dragged on and on. And on some more, as it turns out, since the involved parties are pushing a target date back again. A revised proposal concerning how Google and its critics could settle their differences was originally supposed to be submitted to Judge Denny Chin ...
NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of some top internet companies are mixed at noon: Akamai Technologies rose $.14 or .6 percent, to $23.46. Amazon rose $1.38 or 1.1 percent, to $127.58. eBay fell $.07 or .3 percent, to $23.27. Google rose $8.90 or 1.6 percent, to $560.00. Yahoo rose $.10 or .6 percent, to $16.04.
Microsoft's CEO isn't getting ahead of himself; for the time being, Steve Ballmer's taking a "first things first" approach. However, he indicated today that if the proposed U.S.-only Microsoft-Yahoo search partnership goes through, an international agreement may follow. According to Mayumi Negishi , Ballmer said at a news conference in Tokyo, "It's possible that we will extend that partnership ...
LONDON - Yahoo is expanding its music video search function to compete with Onebox, Google's music service that launched last week.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of some top internet companies are up at 10 a.m.: Akamai Technologies rose $.09 or .4 percent, to $23.41. Amazon rose $1.29 or 1.0 percent, to $127.49. eBay rose $.11 or .5 percent, to $23.45. Google rose $9.63 or 1.7 percent, to $560.73. Yahoo rose $.21 or 1.3 percent, to $16.15.