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'90s Kids Bid Goodbye To Yahoo Messenger As It Shuts Down Today
Yahoo confirmed that it would be shutting down its once-popular messaging app, Yahoo Messenger, on July 17, and the Internet is getting nostalgic.
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Yahoo Data Breach Victims Can Sue in the US, Rules Judge
US District Judge Lucy Koh rejected a bid by Verizon to dismiss many claims including for negligence and breach of contract.
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As Yahoo Messenger Shuts Down, Oil Traders Bid A Fond Farewell
As European and American markets open on Friday, oil traders face a new era with Yahoo Messenger, the main tool used by traders to communicate since the late 1990s, shutting down.
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Why Verizon Wants To Buy An Ailing Yahoo
Two years ago -- an epoch in Silicon Valley time -- AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong proposed a merger to Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer.
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Verizon Emerges As Front-Runner In Yahoo Auction: Report
Yahoo Inc is focused on selling its core assets to US telecommunications company Verizon Communications Inc after reviewing final bids that it received in an auction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Verizon, Quicken, Vector Said Among Most Likely to Win Yahoo
All three reportedly submitted bids by Yahoo's Monday deadline, along with AT&T and private equity suitor TPG.
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Yahoo Studies Bids for Assets as Losses Mount
CEO Marissa Mayer noted that "we are deep into the process of evaluating all the proposals."
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Yahoo Mail Could Get Boost if Bought by Mobile Firm
Both Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are set to make third and final round bids for Yahoo's 'core' business of mail, Web, and advertising products.
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Verizon, AT&T Set To Make Final Round Of Bids For Yahoo Web Assets: Report
U.S. telecommunications rivals Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are set to go through to the third and final round of bidding in the auction for Yahoo Inc's core internet assets, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Verizon, AT&T Set to Make Final Round of Bids for Yahoo Web Assets: Reports
A consortium led by Dan Gilbert and backed by Warren Buffett will also make it through to the final round, people familiar with the matter said.
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Bidders Offering More Than $5 Billion For Yahoo: Report
Several suitors are bidding $5 billion or more for the core business of struggling Internet pioneer Yahoo, CNBC reported on Thursday.
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Verizon to Submit $3 Billion Bid for Yahoo's Internet Business - WSJ
Yahoo is expected to hold at least one more round of bidding, and the offers could change by the final round, WSJ reported.
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Verizon To Submit $3 Billion Bid For Yahoo's Internet Business: Report
Reuters reported last month that Verizon was working on a bid for Yahoo's core assets with an investment bank.
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Twitter Holds Talks With Yahoo For Possible Merger
According to the report, Twitter appeared mainly interested in taking information out of Yahoo and it bowed out of the bidding process soon.
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Twitter Holds Merger Talks With Yahoo: Report
According to a report, Twitter appeared mainly interested in taking information out of Yahoo and it bowed out of the bidding process soon.
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'90s Kids Bid Goodbye To Yahoo Messenger As It Shuts Down Today
Yahoo confirmed that it would be shutting down its once-popular messaging app, Yahoo Messenger, on July 17, and the Internet is getting nostalgic.
-
Yahoo Data Breach Victims Can Sue in the US, Rules Judge
US District Judge Lucy Koh rejected a bid by Verizon to dismiss many claims including for negligence and breach of contract.
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As Yahoo Messenger Shuts Down, Oil Traders Bid A Fond Farewell
As European and American markets open on Friday, oil traders face a new era with Yahoo Messenger, the main tool used by traders to communicate since the late 1990s, shutting down.
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Why Verizon Wants To Buy An Ailing Yahoo
Two years ago -- an epoch in Silicon Valley time -- AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong proposed a merger to Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer.
-
Verizon Emerges As Front-Runner In Yahoo Auction: Report
Yahoo Inc is focused on selling its core assets to US telecommunications company Verizon Communications Inc after reviewing final bids that it received in an auction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Verizon, Quicken, Vector Said Among Most Likely to Win Yahoo
All three reportedly submitted bids by Yahoo's Monday deadline, along with AT&T and private equity suitor TPG.
-
Yahoo Studies Bids for Assets as Losses Mount
CEO Marissa Mayer noted that "we are deep into the process of evaluating all the proposals."
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Yahoo Mail Could Get Boost if Bought by Mobile Firm
Both Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are set to make third and final round bids for Yahoo's 'core' business of mail, Web, and advertising products.
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Verizon, AT&T Set To Make Final Round Of Bids For Yahoo Web Assets: Report
U.S. telecommunications rivals Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are set to go through to the third and final round of bidding in the auction for Yahoo Inc's core internet assets, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Verizon, AT&T Set to Make Final Round of Bids for Yahoo Web Assets: Reports
A consortium led by Dan Gilbert and backed by Warren Buffett will also make it through to the final round, people familiar with the matter said.
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Bidders Offering More Than $5 Billion For Yahoo: Report
Several suitors are bidding $5 billion or more for the core business of struggling Internet pioneer Yahoo, CNBC reported on Thursday.
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Verizon to Submit $3 Billion Bid for Yahoo's Internet Business - WSJ
Yahoo is expected to hold at least one more round of bidding, and the offers could change by the final round, WSJ reported.
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Verizon To Submit $3 Billion Bid For Yahoo's Internet Business: Report
Reuters reported last month that Verizon was working on a bid for Yahoo's core assets with an investment bank.
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Twitter Holds Talks With Yahoo For Possible Merger
According to the report, Twitter appeared mainly interested in taking information out of Yahoo and it bowed out of the bidding process soon.
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Twitter Holds Merger Talks With Yahoo: Report
According to a report, Twitter appeared mainly interested in taking information out of Yahoo and it bowed out of the bidding process soon.
