Yahoo! Inc., compensation, and CEO news on CNET

June 2, 2006 San Francisco Bay Area's highest-paid executive follows example of Steve Jobs and the Google boys. TAGS: Terry Semel, salary, compensation, bonus, CEO, Yahoo! Inc., equity, survey, Steve Jobs, San Francisco, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.

April 5, 2005 Company gave its CEO "aggressive" retention package, fearing Disney or others would whisk him away, SEC filing reveals. TAGS: Terry Semel, S&P 500, proxy, Yahoo! Inc., compensation, Disney Corp., schedule, shareholder, CEO, Mr.

June 6, 2008 Yahoo's poison pill may keep Yang with the company. Icahn sets a price and sets out his terms. Meanwhile, we await what's up Steve Jobs' sleeve. Also: Green tech. TAGS: shareholder, Yahoo! Inc., pill, compensation, Jerry Yang, Week in review, Steve Jobs, CEO, Apple Computer, letter, Apple iPhone, Microsoft Corp.

June 22, 2007 Embattled CEO Terry Semel stepped down Monday, and some think the board that richly compensated him should also head for the exit. TAGS: Terry Semel, compensation, Yahoo! Inc., Intelligent Design, executive vice president, Jerry Yang, shareholder, investor, advisor, chairman, CEO, president

October 17, 2006 Third-quarter results meet lowered expectations with net income dropping greatly from a year ago. Fourth-quarter forecast lowered. TAGS: Right Media Inc., traffic acquisition cost, advertising sales, Terry Semel, forecast, Yahoo! Inc., net income, compensation, CEO

July 18, 2006 Net giant posts net income meeting expectations but lower than a year earlier on stock compensation expenses. TAGS: traffic acquisition cost, Terry Semel, net income, compensation, Yahoo! Inc., advertiser, expectation, expense, fee, CEO, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.

April 18, 2006 Posts first-quarter net income that's down from a year ago on higher stock compensation expenses but is in line with expectations. TAGS: traffic acquisition cost, net income, Terry Semel, income statement, Yahoo! Inc., social search, Internet search advertising, monetization, expectation, market share, guidance, compensation, method, income, CEO, Microsoft Corp.

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