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They are utterly 'irrelevant' i don't care if they make money or not. but they are barely relevant. and this is actually worse than dying. They are everywhere yet nowhere.

What exactly Yahoo is, can someone explain LIM5. and who their target customers are consumer or corporate???

I am not talking their subsidiaries, just Yahoo. Alibaba is cool, but that's not enough.

They are not even trying at anything. They are not even exploring anything.

All I can say, they can do better than this.


Yahoo! Inc., together with its consolidated subsidiaries (“Yahoo,” the “Company,” “we,” or “us”), is a guide to digital information discovery, focused on informing, connecting, and entertaining our users through our search, communications, and digital content products. By creating highly personalized experiences, we help users discover the information that matters most to them around the world—on mobile or desktop.

We create value for advertisers with a streamlined, simple advertising technology stack that leverages Yahoo’s data, content, and technology to connect advertisers with their target audiences. Advertisers can build their businesses through advertisements targeted to audiences on our online properties and services (“Yahoo Properties”) and a distribution network of third-party entities (“Affiliates”) who integrate our advertising offerings into their websites or other offerings (“Affiliate sites”). Our revenue is generated principally from display and search advertising.

We are proud of our rich history that has evolved with the Internet, beginning in 1994 when our founders, Jerry Yang and David Filo, then graduate students at Stanford University, created Jerry and Dave’s Guide to the World Wide Web, a simple directory of websites to help people navigate the Internet. Yahoo was incorporated in 1995 and is a Delaware corporation. We completed our initial public offering on April 12, 1996, and our stock is listed on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol “YHOO.” Yahoo is a global company headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

Seek and ye shall find: http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/YHOO/2121517153x0x893...


> What exactly Yahoo is, can someone explain LIM5. and who their target customers are consumer or corporate???

Not commenting on the general sentiment of what you wrote but I think that's a tough question even in the context of a successful business like google.


Exactly, this kind of comment might as well have been written about Berkshire Hathaway. Who are they? What do they even do? Down with that false prophet Warren Buffett! /sarcasm


'I will remain loyal to the state and constitution' ... where does it say 'remain loyal to its people' ?


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Ok there is a lesson for us too (startups)., when you are a small, and can not fight conventional war with bigger competitors, you have to be unconventional. or simply nuke your competitors don't compete them if you want to stand a chance

anyhow more: http://www.hindustantimes.com/world/pakistan-could-be-world-...


Google is a prime example. Money alone can not buy love, and can not buy success either.


It's not 1995 when your windows was shinning everywhere. psst!!! they don't get cloud and and trends, too bad they didn't learn it from Gmail either.


What actually is the point of posting it here, when one can not download it?


For Small business, growth even could kill their business. that's where wisdom comes in, sometime you have to slow the pedal of sales, to focus on customer retention. my current strategy has been to pile enough funds before the next stage growth., and dividing growth into stages, we deliberately don't sale, just to manage current customers. It's slow but for sure.


The context is startups, not small business...though the same maths apply, a small business will at best vary between the first and second examples.


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