Verizon Media Group Plans to Lay Off 150 Employees, Cuts Will Impact 1.4% of Work Force
The layoffs will hit multiple teams across its group of media brands including AOL, HuffPost, TechCrunch and Yahoo
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Verizon Takes $4.6 Billion Write Down on Oath
Failed AOL-Yahoo joint venture sees its value slashed to about $200 million — after Verizon paid $9 billion for both companies
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RYOT Co-Founder and CEO Bryn Mooser Exits the Company
The former CEO has left “to pursue new opportunities,” according to the company
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Oath CEO Tim Armstrong Stepping Down Next Month
Chief operating officer K. Guru Gowrappan will take over the joint AOL-Yahoo venture
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Verizon Media Chief Tim Armstrong In Talks to Leave Company
Exec has been in charge of Oath, the joint AOL-Yahoo venture
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Tumblr Founder and CEO David Karp to Leave Company by End of 2017
31-year-old exec leaves popular blogging platform after launching in 2007
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RIP AOL Instant Messenger: AIM to Shut Down in December
Trailblazing internet messenger is going away after launching 20 years ago
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Oath CEO Tim Armstrong Details Layoffs at New Yahoo-AOL Venture
More than 2,000 people will lose their jobs as part of the Verizon-Yahoo merger
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Verizon to Cut More Than 2,000 AOL, Yahoo Jobs in Merger
15 percent of AOL and Yahoo workers deemed “redundant” as Yahoo shareholders approve deal
