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Weaker-than-expected ad spending in the financial, travel and retail areas led to a 23% decline in fourth-quarter net income for Yahoo! to $205.7 million, or 15 cents a share, from $268.7 million, or 19 cents, a year earlier, the company said yesterday. It announced its first layoffs since 2001: 7% of its workforce will need to go! By restructuring in this way, the company hopes - according to chairman Jerry Wang - to return to growth in 2009. Yang said in a conference call.
"This is a pivotal time for Yahoo's business and we have a unique window of opportunity right now to make the necessary, game-changing investments," Wang said in a statement.
The cutting of 1,000 of its 14,300 employees would start in February, Yahoo! said.
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Chris Williams 01/31/08 01:04:44 PM EST | |||
Your AJax world ad that pops up every time I changes pages is completely irritating. The tickery use to change the cursor when closing the window to get me to select the ad and go to different web site is dispicable. I will stay away from this web site. |
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Search News Desk 01/30/08 01:39:21 PM EST | |||
Yahoo! announced its first layoffs since 2001 yesterday. Cuts will begin next month. |
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