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Yahoo said in a press release that its Board of Directors have unanimously "decided to suspend work" on the proposed spin-off of its Alibaba stake. Maynard Webb, Chairman of Yahoo's Board of Directors ...

Former Yahoo President Sue Decker gives us an insiders opinion on how the Yahoo-Alibaba deal came about and what the Sunnyvale, Calif., company learned from doing business in China. She believes Yahoo ...

Yahoo is getting another lift from its stake China's Alibaba Group, a thriving Internet company that has helped mask Yahoo's own financial funk. Investors latched on to Yahoo Monday in anticipation of ...

Yahoo Inc said it is to sell up to half of its stake in Internet entrepreneur Jack Ma's Alibaba Group back to the Chinese company for $7.1 billion, and hand most of the sale proceeds to its ...

Alibaba Group said it has not decided to be part of a bid for the whole of Yahoo, countering reports that the Chinese company is in talks with private equity firms to make such a bid. Alibaba and ...

Yahoo's pieces are worth more than the sum -- a fact not lost on Steve Ballmer or Jack Ma -- but can the two consummate deal makers settle on shares? Yahoo, the aging dowager of the Web portal genre ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc has resolved a dispute with partner Alibaba Group over the Chinese company's transfer of its prized online payments unit to its CEO Jack Ma, two sources close to the ...

Yahoo and Alibaba Group, a privately owned, Hangzhou, China-based family of Internet businesses including b-to-b international trade, online retail and payment platforms, and data-centric cloud ...

Alibaba Group, the owner of Yahoo China, rejected as "reckless" a Yahoo statement supporting Google's stance in the country, after Google said it was hit by cyberattacks from China and may cease ...

Alibaba.com Ltd. CEO Jack Ma said Saturday that no matter what happens to major shareholder Yahoo Inc., the China-based e-commerce company will retain its independence. “As to the sale [of Yahoo], I ...