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Mayer: 'We have been responsive and engaging' on sale

There is no better defense than a good offense.

Twitter Aims to Name Two New Board Members This Week. (We'll See!)

If this were a Shonda Rhimes show, we'd call it a cliffhanger.

LinkedIn Beats the Street, but Stock Tanks on Weak 2016 Guidance

LinkedIn anticipates making less money in 2016 than analysts expected.

Twitter's Stock Surged, Then Slipped on Takeover Speculation

Investors jumped at the news that Twitter may be a possible takeover target.

Despite Wall Street Noise and Sale Rumors, Yahoo Board Backs Mayer

Will the Silicon Valley Internet giant get sold? Not yet!

Facebook Now Serves One Billion People Daily, Beats Street Estimates

Facebook beat Wall Street earnings estimates Wednesday.

Facebook Investors Are Ready for the Instagram Numbers

The social network has never broken out revenue for its visual counterpart. Is this the quarter?

Twitter Stock Tanks on Stagnant User Growth, Lowered Expectations

Twitter beat Wall Street earnings estimates, but lowered guidance.

Marissa Mayer: Yahoo Spinoff of Alibaba Stake May Take Until January

"Believe it or not, we can see the finish line," said CFO Ken Goldman.

Tesla Stock Is Falling Fast After Consumer Reports Rescinds Recommendation

Consumer Reports says the 2015 Model S "is likely to involve a worse-than-average overall problem rate."

Code/Enterprise New York 2015: Goldman Sachs CIO Marty Chavez

Marty Chavez is Goldman Sachs’ technology boss, running an engineering operation that’s larger than Facebook’s. Onstage at Code/Enterprise: New York 2015, Chavez told Kara Swisher how he went from a New Mexico monastery to Goldman, and more.

Yahoo Q2 Earnings According to Mayer: 'Good.' Me: Meh.

Say what you will about Yahoo's weak results, CEO Marissa Mayer can spin a good story.

Yahoo Earnings Decline More Than Expected as Q3 Guided Down

Down and down it goes and where it stops, Wall Street knows.

Quoth the 'MaVeNS’: Weaker Core (And Alibaba Wobble) in Yahoo Q2

Wall Street worries about weak ad business and Chinese asset spinoff.

Code Conference 2015: Twitter CEO Dick Costolo and Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour

A couple weeks before his mid-June resignation announcement, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo appeared onstage at the Code Conference alongside Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour. At the time, he said wasn’t at all worried about his job security. Interviewed...

Dick and Jack Speak: This CEO Departure Was Part of the Plan. (No, Really!)

Twitter to Wall Street: Remain calm.

An Activist Investor at LinkedIn? Not So Fast.

Reid Hoffman still owns the majority of voting power at LinkedIn.

Investor Chris Sacca Says 'Twitter Has Failed to Tell Its Own Story.' So He Does It for Them.

The big Twitter investor wants to see a few changes.

Here Are the Yahoo Charts and Slides That Explain Its Blown Q1

Ouch.

The Bumpy Road Ahead for Yahoo After Weak Q1 Report

News team Yahoo -- CEO Marissa Mayer and CFO Ken Goldman -- try to turn some very sour lemons into lemonade.

Yahoo Misses on Already Lackluster Q1 Earnings and Revenue Expectations

CEO Marissa Mayer is still turning around this troubled ocean liner.

Executive Departures, 'Drip' Layoffs, Search Costs and Ad Slumping: Welcome to Post-Alibaba Yahoo

Today, as the Silicon Valley Internet giant reports its first-quarter earnings, investors will be looking hard for some answers from Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer about how she will run the core business going forward.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren to Help Kick Off Code Conference 2015

While Re/code is politically neutral, we're highlighting disruptive figures and big issues at our second Code conference, and Sen. Warren perfectly fits that bill.

Twitter Co-Founder Ev Williams Not Impressed by Wall Street. Not at All.

What's a better way to measure Twitter? Dunno.

Could Activist Investors Take Aim at Twitter's Costolo?

Good question.

Yahoo a Takeover Target? Not So Fast.

Don't forget about Yahoo Japan. And Softbank. And Masa Son.

Steward of Capital Marissa Mayer Serves Up a Pile of Yahoo Dough to Wall Street in Q4 Earnings Call

A tasty handover of the stake in the Chinese Internet juggernaut

Wall Street Gets What It Wanted From Marissa Mayer: Here's the Yahoo Plan to Spin Off Rest of Alibaba Stake

Can you say tax free?

Yahoo Slightly Misses on Q4 Revenue, but Who Cares? Because Alibaba Spinoff!

Also because Wall Street has the focus of a gnat.

Tax-Focused Q4 Is Also About What's Next for Post-Alibaba Yahoo

It will be nice to talk about something other than how to sell an investment in a tax-efficient manner.

Cloud, Surface and Nokia Costs: Here Is Microsoft's Q2 Chartfest!

Eat ’em while they're hot! (Okay, they are never hot.)

Microsoft Meets Q2 Expectations, But Nokia Costs Drag Stock Down

Microsoft reported second-quarter earnings today that were exactly in line with investor expectations. The tech behemoth said it had earned 71 cents a share on revenue of $26.5 billion. Wall Street analysts had estimated that the company would...