Yahoo Inc cannot seem to part ways with Alibaba and with Yahoo's business continuing to deteriorate, some Wall Street analysts say it is hard to blame the company. Yahoo said on Tuesday that it would ...

Negotiations have hit a snag between Yahoo and China's Alibaba group, throwing into question the deal for the American Web giant's Asian operations in a tax-efficient asset swap. According to a ...

Yahoo and Alibaba Group said they "are engaged in and committed to productive negotiations" to resolve a dust-up over Alipay, a unit that was moved to another investment vehicle. In a statement, Yahoo ...

Even though Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz made soothing comments about her company’s relationship with Alibaba Group on Friday, the Chinese e-commerce giant doesn’t feel the same way, according to a source ...

Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO) and its Asian partners have reportedly shelved talks over a tax-free spinoff of Alibaba and Yahoo Japan that would have saved the struggling Internet company over $4 billion in U.S ...

The deal between the internet giant and the Chinese company includes an IPO for the latter. By THR Staff Yahoo Logo - H 2011 Yahoo is getting ready to sell half of its 40 percent stake in the Chinese ...

Relations between Yahoo and Alibaba Group, which controls Yahoo’s China operations, have soured since Carol Bartz took the helm of the online search giant, a source close to the relationship between ...

Bye-bye, Altaba. The Yahoo spin-out created to house Yahoo’s lucrative stake in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan announced today that it will sell its lucrative stake in Alibaba and shut up shop. The entity ...

Yahoo Finance host Julie Hyman tracks today's top moving stocks and biggest market stories in this Market Minute, including Alibaba's (BABA) stock gains after announcing a partnership with Nvidia ...

The tech company's 384 million shares will move to a separate publicly traded company called SpinCo. By Natalie Jarvey Yahoo's new CEO, a longtime Google exec, becomes one of Silicon Valley's most ...

Yahoo has agreed to sell back half of its stake in Chinese e-commerce site Alibaba in a $7.6 billion deal, the two companies announced today. We knew the two firms had been close to finalizing the ...