This week could determine the fate of the digital economy
Editor's Pick This week isn't just about Apple vs. Microsoft. It's about where technology is going.
Editor's Pick This week isn't just about Apple vs. Microsoft. It's about where technology is going.
Hot on the heels of nabbing Google’s Henrique De Castro to be its new COO, it looks like Chief Revenue Officer Michael Barrett will soon exit the company in preparation for a new CRO.
Yahoo has just hired another former Googler. But this one is a doozy: Google's former president of Global Media, Mobile, and Platforms.
Yahoo's chief technical officer Ash Munshi has left the company.
All those crazy hours take their toll, despite the perks, and that stress has to come out somewhere. Lucky for us, Googlers find an outlet in sarcastic humor.
Personalization, mobile, and acquisitions are the big themes in Marissa Mayer's first announcement of her turnaround plan for Yahoo. That, and peanut butter.
If you live in San Francisco and work at a tech company in Silicon Valley, you probably take a shuttle to work. Now, an impressive new map shows just how extensive these shuttle services are.
Marissa Mayer is getting ready to unveil her strategy.
Google will best its younger rival Facebook in one important area this year: display ad revenue.
Yahoo has agreed to sell back half of its stake in Chinese e-commerce site Alibaba, in a $7.6 billion deal.
Yahoo's new chief executive Marissa Mayer is intent on making the company a more enjoyable place to work, and thus far, she's doing a pretty good job at it.
Ever since former Googler Marissa Mayer took over as Yahoo's CEO, we've been waiting to see who she puts on her executive team, with the latest addition being a new head of HR.
Marissa Mayer made her first major hire today since stepping up as Yahoo's CEO. This afternoon, the media company announced that Kathy Savitt will come on board as chief marketing officer on Sept. 14 and will report to Mayer.
Marissa Mayer is all about the bennies in her first few weeks at Yahoo. From free food to new cooler, collaborative workspaces to ... no more BlackBerries?
Yahoo may be on the hunt for a chief operating officer, as CEO Marissa Mayer begins to flesh out the company with people who complement her product prowess.
A decade -- 10 years. Doesn't sound like much, right?
But a decade ago, the big social networking story was Friendster with a whopping 3 million users. Microsoft's Internet Explorer had 95 percent market share. And less than 600 million people were online globally ... fewer than Facebook users alone in 2012.
Guest Post Turning around a ship as big as Yahoo is going to take a long time, but new CEO Marissa Mayer is already off to a good start.
New Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has been reportedly attempting to recruit Twitter VP Katie Jacobs Stanton to boost the company's media products.
Can $7 billion reinvigorate Yahoo? That’s a question for new CEO Marissa Mayer, who looks to be clearing the decks in preparation for significant changes to Yahoo strategy.
In May of this year, Yahoo agreed to sell half of its …
New Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, well-known for her obsessive dedication to products like Google's search and Gmail, isn't wasting time on shaking up Yahoo's complacent corporate attitude.