Yahoo Inc (YHOO)
Yahoo! Isn't just a funny-sounding search engine, it's a one stop shop for your internet needs! Offering everything from email and messaging to finance, news, and shopping, Yahoo! crawls all over the World Wide Web to find what you're looking for.
Beginning July 1st, Starbucks (SBUX) will offer free Wi-Fi nationwide, with no registration or account required. Even better, Wi-Fi will not be time limited. In the past, users had only two hours of free Wi-Fi, provided they are either an AT&T customer or they use a Starbucks Card to login. The new program will do away with any sort of registration, which will make those of us who always forget either our AT&T account information or can't find cards extremely happy In addition to the new free Wi-Fi program, Starbucks is also planning on rolling out a new Starbucks Digital Network in partnership with Yahoo (YHOO) later this fall. This will offer free and unrestricted access to paid sites and services like WSJ.com. Furthermore, stuff like the Starbucks "Pick of the Week" iTunes (AAPL) promotion can now be integrated online, meaning that you can download the free weekly track from your iPhone or iPad or laptop, instead of having to use the cards with the redeem codes. What do you think of Starbucks?
Yahoo (YHOO) has agreed to buy media network Associated Content. This will provide "high quality, personally relevant content" for its 600 million online. Yahoo expects to use Associated Content to contribute articles to Yahoo's existing media properties. The company also said the deal will give its advertisers more focused ways to target users. This is good news for Yahoo. Don???t you think?
While Google has surpassed Yahoo! as a search engine, the Yahoo! home page is considerably better. Coupled with the copany's newfound success with mobile applications makes Yahoo Inc a company worthy of investments.
I agree about Yahoo having a way better home page- about 1 month ago
watch this company its a little shaky but is gaining considerable market share it might take off
Microsoft (MSFT) and Yahoo (YHOO) control nearly a combined 30% of the search engine market???not good???so the companies decided to combine much of their Internet search business. Yahoo.com and Bing.com will maintain their own branding but search results on Yahoo.com will say "powered by Bing." Yahoo, in turn, will be responsible for getting premium advertisers. U.S. users will start to see the change three months. What do you think of this? Will it help both Microsoft and Yahoo?
I agree with the previous statement.go yahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!- about 1 month ago
it will probably end up benefiting yahoo and microsoft, it will most definetly end up benefiting owners of both .stocks- 6 months ago
Does anyone even use Yahoo anymore?
not much as a search engine but for e-mails yes- about 1 month ago
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September142010Yahoo! Inc. Presents at Deutsche Bank Tech Conference, Sep-14-2010
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October192010Yahoo! Inc. expected to report Q3 2010 results on October 19, 2010. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on July 22, 2010).
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November 82010Yahoo! Inc. Presents at PubCon Las Vegas 2010, Nov-08-2010
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November172010Yahoo! Inc. Presents at 2010 Media & Telecommunications Conference, Nov-17-2010
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January252011Yahoo! Inc. expected to report Fiscal Year 2010 results on January 25, 2011. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on July 9, 2010).
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