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By Paul Thurrott
In the wake of Yahoo’s sudden decision to unceremoniously fire its CEO Carol Bartz, the struggling online giant has apparently set itself up for a sale, or at least a breakup into several smaller pieces. But with an inept executive suite and an inability to monetize its still-popular online services, one big question remains: Which companies could possibly be interested in picking up Yahoo?
Source: Win Super Site
By Paul Thurrott
In the wake of Yahoo’s sudden decision to unceremoniously fire its CEO Carol Bartz, the struggling online giant has apparently set itself up for a sale, or at least a breakup into several smaller pieces. But with an inept executive suite and an inability to monetize its still-popular online services, one big question remains: Which companies could possibly be interested in picking up Yahoo?
Source: Win Super Site