Alibaba's Chief Vows to Beat Google in China
In a conversation with reporters, Jack Ma , the CEO of China's Alibaba (the same people who now runs Yahoo China) has, "vowed to defeat US giant Google" in the war for Chinese searchers. But it is not...
View ArticleJack Ma to Keynote SES China
We're excited to announce that Jack Ma , Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Alibaba/Yahoo, will be one of our two keynote speakers at SES China. More about Jack can be found here. In...
View ArticleJack Ma to Keynote SES China
We're excited to announce that Jack Ma , Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Alibaba/Yahoo, will be one of our two keynote speakers at SES China. More about Jack can be found here. In...
View ArticleDaily SearchCast, Feb. 21, 2006: Ask Bids Adieu To Jeeves; Google Has New...
Jack Ma to Keynote SES China Today's search podcast covers Ask divorcing Jeeves; Google's secret beta test program for friends and family; new issues for Google in China; Google confirms Traffic-Power...
View ArticleAlibaba.com Uses $750M of the $1B (USD) Yahoo Paid
We learned this from Jack Ma Keynote Address today in China. The coverage at my blog says that Jack Ma said something to the affect of, "the truth is $750 million out of the $1 billion given to Alibaba...
View ArticleReports from Search Engine Strategies China: Day One
Jack Ma Keynote Address Marc Hil Macalua is currently reporting live at the Search Engine Roundtable on the SES China 2006 conference. You will be able to find all of his coverage here, but for a list...
View ArticleYahoo! China To Become Business Search Engine
CEO Jack Ma of Alibaba Group - owners of Yahoo! The International Herald Tribune announced Yahoo! China will develop into a search engine for the business vertical. China (though Yahoo! owns 40 percent...
View ArticleUsing Alibaba.com for B2B Leads
While Alibaba is described as an "Asian eBay" and credited with causing eBay to shut down its Chinese operation in 2006, it's much more than that. And its global domination plan is being rolled out at...
View ArticleUsing Alibaba.com for B2B Leads
While Alibaba is described as an "Asian eBay" and credited with causing eBay to shut down its Chinese operation in 2006, it's much more than that. And its global domination plan is being rolled out at...
View ArticleYahoo's Bartz: 'I'm here to stay. Do I look like a wimp?'
We partnered up with a fantastic entrepreneur Jack Ma . Among the highlights (via The Hill): Negative headlines: "If I am being shown the door, I am coming in the door. Watch what we are doing. Check...
View ArticleYahoo Continues Circling the Drain: Big Layoffs Likely
Earlier this week, Reuters reported that Alibaba's Jack Ma had been approached by a group of private equity investors to gauge his interest in joining a bid to buy Yahoo. Yahoo is expected to announce...
View ArticleSearchDay: PPC is Dead Edition - May 25, 2011
Twitter acquires TweetDeck. Army gets social. Youtube turns six. AdMob turns one. North sea cools Google data center. Yahoo indecisive over Alibaba sale. Zynga to file for IPO.
View ArticleYahoo Sale Getting Closer?
Goldman Sachs and Allen & Company are helping Yahoo gather the financial information and prepare the due diligence needed prior to a sale. These moves have a number of major news media speculating...
View ArticleYahoo Q3 2011 Earnings: Search Revenues Fall 13%
Search revenue was $374 million, a 13 percent decrease from the previous quarter. Search revenue was bolstered by the fact that Microsoft reimbursed Yahoo for its entire $53 million search operating...
View ArticleYahoo Shareholders to Get $3.65 Billion as Alibaba Completes $7.6 Billion...
Alibaba closed the repurchase of half of Yahoo’s interest in their business this week, in a deal worth $7.6 billion. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer announced a $3.65 billion payout for investors, with the...
View ArticleTwitter Patents Itself
Twitter has been recognized by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) as an invention. The applicants are listed as Jack Dorsey and Christopher Isaac, alias Biz Stone, and the patent application...
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