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Yahoo Laying Off 1,000 Employees; Names New CTO
Avatar Went Hot: Jan 31, 2008 - 06:08 am
Posted By: bhartzer 534 Days ago
Source: http://mashable.com
Category: SEM
After weeks of speculation, Yahoo announced on their fourth quarter earnings conference call that they will indeed be making layoffs, though a specific number was not given, according to CNBC.
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from goodtogether 532 Days ago #
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Very interesting, especially when you consider that Google and Facebook are struggling to recruit and are in very direct competition with each other for staff.<a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/01/30/stanford-computer-science-grads-getting-95k-offers-from-google/">Google, Facebook Battle For Computer Science Grads. Salaries Soar.</a>

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