Don Reisinger thinks it's time for Jerry Yang to step aside and let Carl Icahn do what he wants. But will Jerry go down without a fight? Don Reisinger CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology ...

The Chief Yahooey, Jerry Yang, has had enough. Enough of journalists, bloggers, analysts, and all those who claim to know more about running his business than he does. The simple fact is that he ...

The media start-up’s new backers include Henry Kravis, a founder of the private-equity giant KKR, and Jerry Yang, a Yahoo founder. By Benjamin Mullin Wealthy executives and corporate giants are giving ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang is leaving the struggling company as it tries to revive its revenue growth and win over disgruntled shareholders under a new leader. The surprise departure, ...

Just 18 months after Jerry Yang replaced Terry Semel as CEO of Yahoo, the pioneering Internet search and portal company is looking for a new chief executive. By Paul Bond, The Associated Press Just 18 ...

After nearly a year spent seeking alternatives to Microsoft Corp's buyout offer, Yahoo Inc's Chief Executive Jerry Yang said he believes a deal between the two is still the best option for the ...

Yahoo! announced today that Jerry Yang, the company’s co-founder, has stepped down from the board effective immediately. Yang has been the face of the Internet giant that was originally called “Jerry ...

The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) is a new group to strengthen advocacy, power and representation for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. On Friday, May 14 at 2:00pm ET, Washington ...

Yahoo this afternoon announced that co-founder and former CEO Jerry Yang has resigned from the company, including from his position on its board of directors. The move is effective today. In a letter ...

Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang has left the company, the latest dramatic change at the top of the embattled Internet company. Yang, who was involved in both Yahoo’s rise to Internet titan in the late ...

Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang has a lot to worry about these days. Activist shareholder Carl Icahn wants to toss his board. Microsoft is playing hard ball. Large investors are angry. Google is the Web darling.