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I wonder if Yahoo will get back on track. Marissa is doing an extraordinary good job. I would say that if all measures Marissa is doing don`t help Yahoo, nothin

• Bootvis 12y ago
  Why would you say that? Not that I disagree but I don't have any information that causes me to agree with you.
  • mtrimpe 12y ago
    The simple fact that you're talking about this now is already a rather mighty feat. Before Marissa took over Yahoo wasn't even worth mentioning anymore outside of sentences containing the word 'downhill' or equivalent.
    • Bootvis 12y ago
      It's a tech company with a market cap of $42bn and see was the fourth CEO to take the wheel in 2012. Of course, what happens at Yahoo! is news and that the conclusion that it went downhill during all the board shuffles makes sense. But I'm not sure this proves she is doing great: Certainly seems to be in a better state than before. That can be credited to Marissa Mayer. A look at the stock price[1] seems to confirm she indeed does a good job. However, one might argue that's just mean reversion at work: they hit a bad streak followed by a good one. The fact that this shuffle remembered me of the Henrique de Castro mess makes me conclude see is not doing an 'extraordinary good job', just good. [1]: http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=YHOO http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=YHOO
• aikah 12y ago
  > Marissa is doing an extraordinary good job No she isn't. She has done anything but spend money, fire and recruit executives, but she has no plan.