Yahoo stories - Page 7

Meg Whitman has been named as the new CEO of Hewlett-Packard, less than a year after Leo Apotheker was appointed.

Speculation has now turned to whether Bartz had a non-disparagement clause in her Yahoo contract. If so, she may have cost herself as much as US$10 million.

Daniel Loeb of Third Point demands sweeping changes at Yahoo, criticising board decisions and the hiring of ex-CEO Carol Bartz in a fiery letter to the SEC.

Exploring the digital age's pitfalls and paradoxes, from Orewa College's iPad initiative to Obama's Twitter faux pas and the HP TouchPad review.

Apple stocks recover after a brief fall post-Jobs' resignation, signaling investor confidence in successor Tim Cook's leadership.

At Dynamics Day, Microsoft NZ's Paul Muckleston peeks into the future, eyeing growth for Windows Phone and new horizons for Bing and Kinect.

In a digital age duel, Facebook and Google vie for supremacy with their vast networks, but NetGuide tips Google as the indispensable online giant.

Check if your system is IPv6-ready ahead of major web companies testing the new internet protocol for 24 hours on June 8.

YouSendIt claims victory over Dropbox, surpassing 30 million unique users in 12 months, thanks to a strategic partnership with Yahoo Mail.

Revive history with History Pin by sharing old snaps of historic figures and places. Join the journey to enrich our past!.

Mocavo introduces a free, site-specific genealogy search engine, eliminating the need for special query formats and streamlining family history research.

Genealogy blog Hunting Kiwis races to document Canterbury's historic headstones before further earthquake damage erases these vital historical records.

Distribution Central's Unity Systems has signed up AdvaTel's InTouch solution for the New Zealand reseller channel.

Apple snags Microsoft's cloud guru, Kevin Timmons, to elevate its data center prowess amid a search for an engineering ace.

Telecom exits Yahoo!Xtra, selling its 49% stake to Yahoo!7, paving way for complete Yahoo! New Zealand rebranding while ensuring service continuity.

NZ Herald's iPad app earns prestigious 'digital Oscar' with its innovative design, placing it among the world's top news apps.

TV has traditionally ruled the roost of marketing budgets but the last few years have seen a new challenger emerge.

Book lovers unite globally on www.bookcrossing.com by leaving books in public places, encouraging strangers to discover, read, and share them.

Microsoft files complaint with the EU Commission, accusing Google of stifling competition in the search market, seeks fair play.

Despite being on medical leave, Steve Jobs has been ordered by a judge to answer questions related to an iTunes antitrust case.