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A Lesson From The Fall Of Yahoo by xprezboy: 2:49am On Jul 28, 2016
Reading through various headlines in the last few days, one would have come across different captions about the demise of yahoo.
This should not be a story but a lesson for us all.
At the Peak of life, we must think of plan B,The author of the law of diminishing return expressed the outcome of what could befall any1 in life, not just prices of demand and supply of goods and services.
Today, the almighty yahoo is down and negotiation for its take over has just been concluded.
The big question, WHAT IS NAIRALAND DOING TO REMAIN THE BEST INTERNET FORUM IN THE WORLD IN ANOTHER 50 YEARS?
The fate of Yahoo is what Nigeria has been battling of late for not diversifying her mono-economy.
This same fate befell PDP, the largest political party in Africa, they failed to see the future,they failed woefully in managing success. Today they are the opposition party.
The same rain of success that fell on yahoo also fell on Google,
Google saw the future but yahoo did not.
The same rain of crude oils fell on both Nigeria and Dubai. The formal never saw the future and find herself in recession.
The later saw the furure before the collapse of global crude oil prices and diversified her economy.
Today, our shameless politicians and celebrities rush to Dubai for tourism, shopping and investments.
The COAS was not left behind, He purportedly used all his generational savings to buy a property there.
In conclusion, may the fate of yahoo not be our portion in life,Amen.

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Re: A Lesson From The Fall Of Yahoo by Onyenna(m): 3:35am On Jul 28, 2016
You've said it all......
Re: A Lesson From The Fall Of Yahoo by aramarketeer: 9:22am On Jul 28, 2016
Holy mother of Jeez! Naija's situation has really gotten the best of you.

The Almighty Yahoo (according to u) hasn't gone down, they have only decided to welcome an externally parental atmosphere, in the aim of working with a new network of services and execution. This move is just another of their quest for a significant growth.

Before this buyout, Yahoo was still meeting their goal of raking in revenues over $1b, quarterly (in three months).

Saying Yahoo fell is like saying Linkedin has gone down for accepting a buyout by Microsoft.
Re: A Lesson From The Fall Of Yahoo by aramarketeer: 9:50am On Jul 28, 2016
If they had acquired Google, Google wouldn't be has mighty as they currently are, because Yahoo already had problems with executions and networks. They would only have inflicted Google, since Google was only a mere startup as that time.

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