"This team has now been in place for two years and we've achieved much more than many people realize," Mayer said.

Yahoo, now worth less than those Asian stakes, has put $1.3 billion toward takeovers since 2012, around the same time Mayer took the helm.

Marissa Mayer has worked hard at rejuvenation, trying to put the once-pioneering company back at the leading edge of Internet services.

"Also, it is common for them to quarrel and break up because they have different opinions over how to raise and educate their child," said ...

Analysts have estimated the company’s valuation could reach at least $150 billion at the time of the offering.

Yahoo is set to pare its stake in the Hong Kong-based e-comm biz; move pressures co’s CEO to bolster ads.

Kenneth Goldman, Yahoo’s CFO, recently told investors that Yahoo would likely sell 10% of Alibaba and hold on to 14%.

Internet giant Yahoo is considering trimming its 40% stake in Alibaba Group to about 15%, two persons briefed on the matter said.

Yahoo may shed its substantial holding in China's Alibaba Group and in its Japanese affiliate in transactions totalling about USD 18 billio...

Internet giant Yahoo Inc is hoping to strike a deal to sell a minority stake to a private-equity firm by year's end, says a media report.

Google Inc is considering providing financing for an acquisition of Yahoo! Inc by another company or a group of bidders.

The report said at least nine private equity firms are eyeing Yahoo and its global audience of 700 million monthly visitors to the company'...

The company’s internal thinking is that an outsider may be interested in Yahoo’s 39% stake in China-based Alibaba Group that analysts say i...

Yahoo! chief executive Carol Bartz sought Friday to ease tensions with Alibaba Group, the Chinese e-commerce giant in which the California ...

The search engine next big bet is surely India - where products such as Gmail and Google docs are gaining traction.

Yahoo has cashed out of its investment in China's leading e-commerce site, Alibaba.com.

China's business-to-business website Alibaba said that it had opened an office in Taiwan.