FINALLY: Yahoo Officially Announces Plan To Monetize Alibaba Stake - Business Insider

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FINALLY: Yahoo Officially Announces Plan To Monetize Alibaba Stake Business Insider At long last, Yahoo has announced a plan to monetize its stake in Chinese internet company Alibaba. It's complicated, and it will be in stages, but the process has begun, and Yahoo says it will get about $7.1 billion in short order, via Alibaba's ... Business WireVirtual-Strategy Magazine Yahoo! And Alibaba Reach Agreement On Comprehensive Plan For Alibaba StakeTheStreet.com (press release) Yahoo to sell back half of its Alibaba stake for $7.1 billion, more in the ...Engadget All Things Digital -Tech2 all 623 news articles »

Washington area business events for the week of May 21 - Washington Post

Washington area business events for the week of May 21 Washington Post Web site: demeo.eventbrite.com. Thursday Writing a Winning Business Plan. This workshop covers business-plan concepts and the written material each plan must include. 9 am to 4 pm American Bar Association Building, 740 15th St. NW, third floor.

City-fringe office tower goes up for sale - Voxy

City-fringe office tower goes up for sale Voxy The building is designed around a figure-eight floor plan serviced by three elevators in the centre. On each level the larger wing creates a floor plan of approximately 602 square metres, while the smaller wing has a floor plan of approximately 324 ... and more »

Manhattan Tenants Pay Top Office Rents for Midtown South - BusinessWeek

Manhattan Tenants Pay Top Office Rents for Midtown South BusinessWeek Annual rent per square foot will be in the “low $50s” over 10 years, said Sacha Zarba, the company's broker at CBRE Group Inc. The lower-than-average rate reflects EBay's strong credit rating, he said. The Midtown South market ranges from historically ... and more »

Capital Buzz: Rosetta Stone's new strategy translates into smaller workforce - Washington Post

Capital Buzz: Rosetta Stone's new strategy translates into smaller workforce Washington Post “To align with our global growth plan and to provide streamlined efficiencies within our workforce, select members of the Rosetta Stone team will no longer be working with the company,” chief executive Stephen Swad said in a statement.