Huge M&A deals like Yahoo-AOL have enough challenges without both sides not really wanting to do them. And are Jerry and the board seriously going to make this decision without consulting Yahoo's new CEO? Read >

Display ad spending could be down year over year in Q4. Even search spending could decline next year.  So much for online ads being "immune." Read >

But aren't people smart enough to choose the search engine they want, not the one they're handed? Read >

It's "the end of Yahoo Search" says an employee tipster. Read >

Turns out the "Jerry is gone!" stock pop was just more vain hope that Microsoft would buy the company. Read >

Happy to do a search partnership, though. (So get on it, Yahoo). Read >

Read up on what everyone is saying about who should or inevitibly will be Yahoo's next CEO. Then go vote for your choice or write-in a name in the comments. Read >

Armstrong, Chernin and Miller took the top three spots in our primary voting yesterday. We've added three new contenders today. Make your voice count! Read >

Regional polling results show particular support for Jon MIller becoming Yahoo's next CEO in the Dulles region. Wonder why. Read >

The finger-pointing continues. Read >

Yahoo needs a new CEO and fast. Time to make your voice count. Read >

The market speaks. Read >

The news about Yahoo broke during a big AOL event for advertisers. Read >

Yahoo needs a great new CEO, and it needs one fast. Post suggestions here. Read >

Yes, Yahoo needs to find the right person. But it also needs to find the right person FAST. Read >

Unfortunately, new CEOs like to push "reset" by ordering massive cost cuts. Thus the round of firings that Yahoo has already announced might be only the beginning. Read >

More purgatory, at least until Jerry's successor takes over. Read >

Steve Ballmer will likely revisit the idea of buying Yahoo. Unless Yahoo pushes a sale at a super-low price, however, we doubt he'll go forward with it. A search deal, however, is a different story. Read >

Jerry Yang will step down as Yahoo's CEO. Read >

Mark Mahaney returns from the AdRevenue 08 Conference...and brings more bad news for display-driven publishers. Read >

Unfortunately, management hasn't been able to do much with this goodwill. Read >

Global economic collapse: Great news for Microsoft's Internet business. Read >

Yahoo is setting itself up for both holiday layoffs and death by a thousand cuts. Thankfully, however, the AOL deal looks like it might never get done. Read >

But they're still too high. Read >

Win that bet about whose faces are on Mount Rushmore thumbs-free. Read >

No need to worry about what the market thinks anymore, Yahoo. The market has given up. Which means you can do what you need to do to get the company back in great shape. Read >

Did you know YouTube handles twice as many search queries as all of Microsoft's sites? Read >

Surprise: None of them work at Dell. Read >

"Anyone who's been hired after I was hired, all those people are underwater," says one Yahoo exec. Read >

Time for Microsoft and Yahoo to get that search deal done. Read >