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Yahoo Appoints Hollywood Actress Jessica Alba to Board, Names Five Other Members
Yahoo has appointed six people from the tech, media and financial industries to its board, including Hollywood actress Jessica Alba. The company aims to diversify its offerings to compete with bigger players.
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Yahoo Leaves China for Good Due to ‘Increasingly Challenging Business and Legal Environment'
Yahoo said it had stopped allowing its services to be accessible from mainland China "in recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment," becoming the second Western tech brand to quit the country in recent weeks.
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Yahoo Names Tinder Top Boss Jim Lanzone as CEO
Yahoo named Tinder's boss Jim Lanzone as its CEO, just days after Apollo Global Management completed its purchase of the online media company from Verizon.
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Yahoo Shuts Down News Sites in India Due to New FDI Rules That Limit Foreign Ownership of Media Houses
Yahoo has shut down its news websites in India due the new foreign direct investment (FDI) rules that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India.
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Verizon to Sell Yahoo, AOL Business to Apollo for $5 Billion
Apollo Global Management said it has agreed to buy Verizon Communications' media unit that includes Yahoo and AOL for $5 billion (roughly Rs. 36,930 crores).
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Yahoo Mobile Launches Its First Smartphone, the ZTE Blade A3Y
Verizon sub-brand Yahoo has launched its first smartphone with Yahoo Mobile service that offers unlimited talktime, text and 4G LTE data for $40 (roughly Rs. 2,900). The smartphone is ZTE Blade A3Y, and is priced at $50 (roughly Rs. 3,700).
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Verizon Said to Have Sought Buyers for Yahoo Finance
Verizon earlier this year looked for buyers for Yahoo Finance, one of the most popular Internet destinations for financial news and portfolio management tools, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters this week.
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Yahoo Strikes $117.5 Million Data Breach Settlement After Earlier Accord Rejected
Yahoo has struck a revised $117.5 million settlement with millions of people whose email addresses and other personal information were stolen in the largest data breach in history.
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Verizon Cuts 10,000 Workers Through Buyouts as Part of Restructuring
Verizon said 10,400 employees, or about 6.8 percent of its total staff, were accepted for voluntary buyouts as the company looks to trim $10 billion from costs and retool for 5G wireless technology.
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Tumblr Bans Porn to Clean Up the Blogging Platform
Tumblr on Monday said it is banning adult content from its platform, which saw its app pulled from Apple's App Store last month over child pornography.
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Yahoo to Pay $50 Million, Other Costs for Massive Security Breach
Yahoo has agreed to pay $50 million in damages and provide two years of free credit-monitoring services to 200 million people.
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Yahoo Mail Scans Your Emails, Sells Data to Advertisers: Here's How to Opt Out
Verizon's Oath is reportedly pitching data from almost 200 million Yahoo Mail accounts to advertisers.
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Flickr Agrees to Be Acquired by Photo Storage Service SmugMug
Flickr will continue to operate as a separate entity after the deal closes, SmugMug said.
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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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Soon, Anyone Will Be Able Watch the NFL for Free on Their Phone
Games will stream on the Yahoo Sports app; Yahoo.com on mobile (but not Yahoo.com on computers); Verizon's little-known video app, go90; and the NFL mobile app.
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Yahoo Appoints Hollywood Actress Jessica Alba to Board, Names Five Other Members
Yahoo has appointed six people from the tech, media and financial industries to its board, including Hollywood actress Jessica Alba. The company aims to diversify its offerings to compete with bigger players.
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Yahoo Leaves China for Good Due to ‘Increasingly Challenging Business and Legal Environment'
Yahoo said it had stopped allowing its services to be accessible from mainland China "in recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment," becoming the second Western tech brand to quit the country in recent weeks.
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Yahoo Names Tinder Top Boss Jim Lanzone as CEO
Yahoo named Tinder's boss Jim Lanzone as its CEO, just days after Apollo Global Management completed its purchase of the online media company from Verizon.
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Yahoo Shuts Down News Sites in India Due to New FDI Rules That Limit Foreign Ownership of Media Houses
Yahoo has shut down its news websites in India due the new foreign direct investment (FDI) rules that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India.
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Verizon to Sell Yahoo, AOL Business to Apollo for $5 Billion
Apollo Global Management said it has agreed to buy Verizon Communications' media unit that includes Yahoo and AOL for $5 billion (roughly Rs. 36,930 crores).
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Yahoo Mobile Launches Its First Smartphone, the ZTE Blade A3Y
Verizon sub-brand Yahoo has launched its first smartphone with Yahoo Mobile service that offers unlimited talktime, text and 4G LTE data for $40 (roughly Rs. 2,900). The smartphone is ZTE Blade A3Y, and is priced at $50 (roughly Rs. 3,700).
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Verizon Said to Have Sought Buyers for Yahoo Finance
Verizon earlier this year looked for buyers for Yahoo Finance, one of the most popular Internet destinations for financial news and portfolio management tools, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters this week.
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Yahoo Strikes $117.5 Million Data Breach Settlement After Earlier Accord Rejected
Yahoo has struck a revised $117.5 million settlement with millions of people whose email addresses and other personal information were stolen in the largest data breach in history.
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Verizon Cuts 10,000 Workers Through Buyouts as Part of Restructuring
Verizon said 10,400 employees, or about 6.8 percent of its total staff, were accepted for voluntary buyouts as the company looks to trim $10 billion from costs and retool for 5G wireless technology.
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Tumblr Bans Porn to Clean Up the Blogging Platform
Tumblr on Monday said it is banning adult content from its platform, which saw its app pulled from Apple's App Store last month over child pornography.
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Yahoo to Pay $50 Million, Other Costs for Massive Security Breach
Yahoo has agreed to pay $50 million in damages and provide two years of free credit-monitoring services to 200 million people.
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Yahoo Mail Scans Your Emails, Sells Data to Advertisers: Here's How to Opt Out
Verizon's Oath is reportedly pitching data from almost 200 million Yahoo Mail accounts to advertisers.
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Flickr Agrees to Be Acquired by Photo Storage Service SmugMug
Flickr will continue to operate as a separate entity after the deal closes, SmugMug said.
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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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Soon, Anyone Will Be Able Watch the NFL for Free on Their Phone
Games will stream on the Yahoo Sports app; Yahoo.com on mobile (but not Yahoo.com on computers); Verizon's little-known video app, go90; and the NFL mobile app.
