Yahoo Earnings: Revenue Declines Inline With Our Expectation
Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO) reported its results on April 19th, and its revenues declined in line with our expectation. While the bid process for its core business did not throw up any surprise buyers, the process is far from over. The decline in its core revenues continued as revenues declined by over 11% to $1087 million and net losses amounted to $99 million. A summary of the results is as follows:
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