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Business News
Verizon’s Oath might be the most ridiculous thing you’ve ever heard
(BUSINESS NEWS) Verizon's Oath is already drawing heat and they haven't even officially released anything yet.
Business News
Verizon’s conditions for Yahoo acquisition: Ditch CEO, change the name
(BUSINESS NEWS) Thus far, Yahoo has done a remarkable job of digging its own grave and lying down in it. In the latest string of things Yahoo can’t get right, though, we have a surprising entry: its own death.
Tech News
How to quit Yahoo since it has officially slaughtered the shark
(BUSINESS NEWS) If you’re one of the many people scrambling to jump off of the Yahoo ship, your plight is not permanent. Here's what you need to know.
Business News
Yahoo knew about the friggin’ security breach two years ago
(BUSINESS NEWS) In new SEC filings, Yahoo admits to have known about the historic security breach in 2014 - will Verizon still buy the flailing brand?
Business News
Aaaand now Yahoo has turned email forwarding back on? What is going on?
(BUSINESS NEWS) Some users began to suspect that Yahoo was trying to make it difficult for users to bail on them. But now email forwarding is back. What's the deal, Yahoo?
Business News
Yahoo stupidly turns off email forwarding, is this strike three?
(BUSINESS NEWS) Yahoo's latest customer service flub just might be the straw that breaks the dying giant's back.
Social Media
Yahoo chatbots come to Facebook Messenger (and it’s awesome)
(SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS) Yahoo recently launched some of the first chatbots on the popular messenging platform, Kik. Now, they want to bring these bots over to Facebook, but will they be successful?
Social Media
Is Facebook too big to fail? Let’s ask Yahoo…
Yahoo! used to be king of the hill, but innovation from smaller startups and a failure to adjust led to its downfall. Can the same happen to Facebook?