SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo has given interim CEO Tim Morse a 25 percent raise for stepping into the leadership void created by the struggling Internet company’s recent firing of Carol Bartz.
Yahoo gives interim CEO a 25 percent raise to $750,000
- Updated
- 0
Tags
- Carol Bartz
- American Technology Businesspeople
- Directors Of Yahoo!
- Chief Executives In The Technology Industry
- American Business Executives
- Autodesk People
- Chief Executives
- American Websites
- American Chief Executives
- Chief Executive Officers
- Technology Business Executives
- Businesspeople In Information Technology
- Companies Of The United States
- Corporate Directors
- Corporate Executives
- Web Service Providers
- Yahoo!
- Apollo Global Management Companies
- Digital Marketing Companies Of The United States
- Yahoo! Employees
- Yahoo! People
- American Technology Chief Executives
- Web Portals
- American Technology Executives
- Internet Search Engines
- William Woods University Alumni
- Web Scraping
- Web 1.0
- William Woods University
- American Computer Businesspeople
- Aggregation Websites
- Internet Search
- Websites
- Businesspeople In Computing
- Companies In The Prism Network
- Search Engine Software
- Yahoo
- American Corporate Directors
Recommended for you
Post a comment as Guest
Report
Watch this discussion. Stop watching this discussion.
Thank you for visiting the Daily Journal.
Please purchase a Premium Subscription to continue reading.
To continue, please log in, or sign up for a new account.
We offer one free story view per month. If you register for an account, you will get two additional story views. After those three total views, we ask that you support us with a subscription.
A subscription to our digital content is so much more than just access to our valuable content. It means you’re helping to support a local community institution that has, from its very start, supported the betterment of our society. Thank you very much!
Want to join the discussion?
Only subscribers can view and post comments on articles.
Already a subscriber? Login Here
Trending Stories
Articles
- Prometheus’ downtown presence grows
- Skiers from Bay Area killed in the Tahoe avalanche
- Bay Area disconnect
- Downtown San Mateo apartment proposal moves ahead
- Belmont residents sue over new development
- Foster City geese management shows early promise
- Brother ID'd as 2nd fatality and suspect in San Bruno fire
- Three Silicon Valley engineers indicted for stealing trade secrets from Google, other tech companies
- San Mateo man pleads no contest to felony DUI after hitting and dragging teen on e-bike
- San Mateo County death notices — Feb. 13 to Feb. 17, 2026
Images
Videos
Commented
- The San Mateo school walk out, budding hypocrites? (16)
- Students protest ICE in San Mateo (14)
- Keep the Humboldt Street bike lanes (14)
- Just the facts (13)
- Hope for the younger generation (12)
- My experience walking out (11)
- The downsides to the Venezuelan raid (11)
- Woman, 90, fatally hit by car in Millbrae (11)
- Do not look away (10)
- The need for respectful leadership (9)
- Where is my America? (9)
- Governor’s race has a dilution problem (9)
- The top 10 most influential people (8)
- What are we going to do about it? (8)
- Loneliness, suicide and the crisis facing young men (8)
- Removing bike lanes will cost San Mateo taxpayers (8)
- 'Affordable' housing? (8)
- Trump-racist (8)
- Pedestrian killed on El Camino Real in San Mateo identified (7)
- Another way of looking at bike lane decision (7)
- Support for Rob Newsom (7)
- Belmont leaders push for ECR bike lanes (6)
- Papan introduces bill to target e-bike speed loophole (6)
- An ax to grind? (6)
- Noncitizen voting (6)
- Others Who Made the List of Others (6)
- I’m boycotting the State of the Union — here’s why (6)
- Burlingame eyes speed reductions (6)
- Issues with ICE (5)
- Keep bike lanes, residential parking permit program will help (5)
- ‘Support for Rob Newsom,’ hold on (5)
- ‘Love your neighbor’ is a practice, not a slogan (5)
- Following Trump off a cliff (5)
- San Mateo's Humboldt bike lanes to stay (5)
- 16-year-old who died in e-moto crash identified (5)
- Beyond (5)
- San Mateo should show fiscal restraint (5)
- SAVE Act won’t save anyone (5)
- Oil, politics and the health of the planet (5)
- Baby Newsom (4)
- Does Vision Zero lower vehicle involved deaths? (4)
- North Delaware bike lane (4)
- Names in print (4)
- Autonomous vehicles deliver on the promise of safe driving (4)
- Condemning use of force against peaceful protesters (4)
- Making our streets safer (4)
- Support for Ukraine (4)
- Keep the North Central bike lanes (4)
- Keep supporting Ukraine (4)
- In solidarity with students (4)
- Your Berlin moment? (4)
- San Mateo County scopes e-bike ordinance (4)
- Bad decision (3)
- When winning is the only moral test (3)
- Why not try new bond package? (3)
- Pedestrian struck by car in San Mateo was ‘centerpiece’ of large family (3)
- Glazenwood will be historic district again (3)
- The Williams family (3)
- ¡Vivan los jóvenes! (3)
- Redwood City to improve Jefferson Avenue safety (3)
- Student walk-outs bring hope (3)
- Freedom and justice? (3)
- Invest in our children to secure San Mateo County’s future (3)
- Unhoused seniors, funding concerns San Mateo County (3)
- Sound familiar? (3)
- Colma BART depot opened 30 years ago (3)
- Resident misery: A tale of 2+ years (3)
- Bay Area disconnect (2)
- Downtown San Mateo Association welcomes new president (2)
- Dems love to tax (2)
- California school systems face red ink despite boosts in education spending (2)
- Honoring 100 years of service, struggle and solidarity (2)
- No to more taxes (2)
- Unhung heroes part 1 (2)
- Historic preservation in San Mateo (2)
- Survey size (2)
- Selective fact presentation (2)
- Parcel tax could raise $12.2M for schools (2)
- Kudos to David Kristofferson (2)
- Journalism: Can just about anyone do it? (2)
- All Quiet on the Western Front (2)
- Groups warn of spreading ICE misinformation (2)
- Police: Distracted driving a more frequent concern (2)
- God help Ukraine (2)
- Ensuring a responsible transition to an AI-humancentric economy (2)
- Schools take on cellphone restrictions (2)
- Cuts approved for Redwood City School District (2)
- Informed letter writer (2)
- Please restore Humboldt parking spaces (2)
- E-bike education sought by San Mateo County leaders (2)
- Mollie Stone’s in San Mateo is set to close (2)
- ‘I won’t back down!’ (2)
- BART warning of 15 station closures if ballot measure fails (2)
- Beyond Epstein: human trafficking awareness (2)
- San Mateo County Superintendent Nancy Magee to retire (2)
Featured Events
Contributed free for kids for teens Sponsored
—
Free
Poetry Without Borders 2026 is an annual poetry contest for youth of all ages. It is being j… Read morePoetry Without Borders 2026
Contributed Sponsored
Hillbarn Theatre
$32-$62
“Powerful, moving, and exhilarating” Read moreSongs For A New World
Contributed Sponsored family friendly for teens rsvp required all ages
–
Peninsula Italiam American Social Club
$20.00
Exclusive film screening in San Mateo Read moreA LITTLE FELLOW: THE LEGACY OF A.P.GIANNINI
Latest News
- Citing AP investigation, new bill seeks to prohibit DHS from using full-body restraints
- The Latest: Iran pushes back against Trump ahead of Geneva talks
- Penguins captain Sidney Crosby placed on injured reserve after getting hurt at the Olympics
- UEFA rejects Benfica’s appeal against Prestianni ban for alleged racism toward Vinícius Jr
- NWSL Atlanta expansion team announces 7-year front-of-kit sponsorship deal with Georgia-based Aflac
- President Donald Trump's post-State of the Union sales job begins now
- AP Entertainment SummaryBrief at 11:49 a.m. EST
- Music Review: Mitski’s haunted 'Nothing’s About to Happen to Me' explores solitude, death and cats
Recent Comments on our Stories
-
CA Is Burning said:
Linda those students who you are so proud of are protesting ICE and had they been asked why, they would have had no idea, they were for a day …
-
CA Is Burning said:
To all the cities that can't manage their city's budgets with such a tremendous amount of revenue, simply cut 10% from all social programs. Ta…
Latest e-Edition
- To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left.
The Daily Journal in your inbox
Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup.
Error! There was an error processing your request.
(0) comments
Welcome to the discussion.
Log In
Keep the discussion civilized. Absolutely NO personal attacks or insults directed toward writers, nor others who make comments.
Keep it clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language.
Don't threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated.
Be truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything.
Be proactive. Use the 'Report' link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts.
PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.
Anyone violating these rules will be issued a warning. After the warning, comment privileges can be revoked.