Yikes! Seems pretty certain that YHOO is going to have some major layoff. If it's true that the stock price is a factor then we might end up on the high side of these layoffs given market expectations for tomorrow.

Jerry Yang posted a blog post about what he see as the future of Yahoo.

Quoted: There's been much curiosity and speculation about what's been happening here at Yahoo! over the past few months. Roughly 100 ...

1 year after the infamous "Peanut Butter Memo," it appears that Yahoo may finally be on a course for growth. As a new Yahoo investor (a couple weeks ago), I certainly hope so!

Quoted: EBay said today that Yahoo will sell advertising on its auction site and also will use eBay's Paypal service to handle payments.

Quoted: EBay said today that Yahoo will sell advertising on its auction site and also will use eBay's Paypal service to handle payments.

Microhoo!

Quoted: Microsoft has been in talks with Yahoo! about potentially acquiring a major portion of the company, according to a report published Wednesday.

Cool article in Business 2.0 about the founder of del.icio.us and what he's going to be working towards now that he sold out to Yahoo.

Quoted: Right before Joshua Schachter announced in mid-December that Yahoo was acquiring his social-bookmarking startup, Del.icio.us, I'd spoken with Schachter more than once about the future of the company, and never had he remotely hinted that a sale was in the works. Quite the contrary, actually. So when we met for lunch the following week, I asked if getting bought had been in the cards all along. Of course, it was always a possibility, Schachter said between bites of a monster cheeseburger. But I didn't take it seriously until there was a tangible opportunity on the table. I tend not to fantasize about this stuff--that's just magical thinking.

There is a rumor floating around that Yahoo may buy Digg.com next week for $30 million dollars. Kevin Rose has refuted the rumor...