Yahoo signs ad pact with Google; earnings miss estimates
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YAHOO Inc said on Tuesday it had signed a search advertising deal with Google Inc, providing a potential boost to Marissa Mayer's efforts to turn around the company, which also reported revenue and profit that fell short of market estimates.
The deal with Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc, builds on an existing search partnership with Microsoft Corp under which Yahoo gets a percentage of revenue from ads displayed on its sites.
Yahoo, whose shares were down 1.6 per cent in after-hours trading, said the companies have agreed to delay implementation of the deal in the United States to allow …
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