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She can "plan to stay" all she wants. If she's forced out, then the best-laid plans are for naught.
by shortformblog 10y ago
She can "plan to stay" all she wants. If she's forced out, then the best-laid plans are for naught.
- 086421357909764 10y agoUnless there's still a Yahoo (with the patents, Alibaba stake, and whatever else is left over), which in that case she could technically stay. I'd imagine most of that is going onto the block too.
- Doctor_Fegg 10y agoAIUI Verizon is buying the brand, so although there'll be corporate continuity from today's Yahoo! to Lucky Internet Investments Inc. (or whatever the China/Japan/patents vehicle is called), "staying at Yahoo" means "moving to Verizon".
- cptskippy 10y agoI believe it's "#1 Lucky Internet Investments Inc." Also that's racist.
- Doctor_Fegg 10y agoHad genuinely not thought of that angle: I simply meant they were lucky investments.