Verizon just sold AOL and Yahoo for $5 billion, and the new company will be known as 'Yahoo' going forward
Verizon just sold AOL and Yahoo for $5 billion, which officially marks Verizon's exit from the media business.
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Verizon just sold AOL and Yahoo for $5 billion, and the new company will be known as 'Yahoo' going forward
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