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Yahoo Continues Its Search for a New Identity
Since becoming CEO of Yahoo a year ago, Marissa Mayer has undertaken a far-reaching effort to turn around the beleaguered search company. She has refreshed Yahoo's homepage, made changes to core sites like Flickr and completed a series of acquisitions, including the popular micro-blogging site Tumblr. So far, Yahoo's financial performance under Mayer has been mixed, however, and Wharton experts say the firm still lacks a defining, sector-topping product to solidify its return to relevance.
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