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It seems to have already stopped growing. With the explosion in smartphones and the web properties Yahoo had all along, it seems almost impossible to not make
by revelation 10y ago
It seems to have already stopped growing.
With the explosion in smartphones and the web properties Yahoo had all along, it seems almost impossible to not make money off that. But no thanks to Yahoo, they didn't invent smartphones nor mobile ads after all.
(Also, of course, companies have large freedom what revenue they attribute where, shifting revenue from areas the market perceives as "stagnant" to those of "rapid growth" even if they have no actual presence. That's how IBM is the biggest cloud company in the world.)
- heimatau 10y ago> It seems to have already stopped growing. Did you even look at the graph I cited? Creating 1.5 billion in revenue in the past 3 years...how has that stopped exactly? If you're talking about the past 4 quarters in the chart, I'd encourage you to do what most analysts do and that is compare YoY growth (Q1 with Q1, etc). That growth is very solid which is why her Maven's growth is solid, not stopping as you state.