Yahoo!'s stake in Alibaba Group alone is worth at least $23 billion judging by its growth compared to Facebook's. Yet, Yahoo!'s total market cap is below $18 billion.
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Yahoo! needs to think about that question before agreeing on a patent deal with Facebook.
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Yahoo! isn't the first Silicon Valley company to assert its patents against others. Steve Jobs did it to Microsoft back in 1997.
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Facebook needs to bulk up to kill Google. Once they go public, watch for them to seriously consider buying Nokia or Yahoo! -- with a little help from their big brother Microsoft.
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Google has a number of amazing strengths. But why does it struggle building great consumer products?
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The clubby tech bloggers of Silicon Valley have decided to be Facebook's bitch and yell and scream at Yahoo! for protecting its intellectual property. If they're so apoplectic, why do they never say boo about Apple and Google protecting their IP?
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Yahoo! has thrown down the gloves to attack Facebook's violation of 10 - 20 of its key patents. It could set off a flurry of activity around Yahoo!
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Yahoo! has a treasure trove of unique assets that could be used well competitively by Apple if it bought the Web company.
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Did Mike Lazaridis try to push out Jim Balsillie from RIM last year? Did the board placate him with a more senior position in the new Thorsten Heins era? We may never know.
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It turns out that the architect of Lin-sanity - Glen Grunwald - has a lot of parallels in his career with Jeremy Lin.
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Why Roger Martin's feisty defense of RIM over the weekend was pompous, simple-minded, and hypocritical.
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Jeremy Lin is not only a great NBA story but a great story about how we should all approach our work.
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Here's my appearance on Bloomberg from this morning discussing the board shake-up at Yahoo!
For Facebook, which will carry a ticker symbol of FB, to receive a $100 billion valuation when it makes its IPO debut, investors will have to make a lot of assumptions about their future growth.
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Facebook is deliberately puffing up its monthly active users by using a broad definition. It's par for the course in the social media world.
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Yahoo! isn't loved by many on Wall Street, but it's currently a $1 billion + position at Dan Loeb's $8 billion firm.
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The best Super Bowl ad from last night - which was only shown in Canada.
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Why your company needs a Leadership Funnel and how to implement one.
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