Yahoo Worth Less Than Its Asian Investments
Company's value has plummeted 91 percent in 10 years
Yahoo might have finally resolved the long-lasting Alipay dispute, but the company’s U.S. holdings are still worth a fraction of what they once were. Bloomberg Businessweek is now reporting that Yahoo's stock decline has cost its shareholders so much money that a buyer would be able to acquire the company for less than the value of its stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan.
Yahoo’s value has dropped a staggering 91 percent over the past decade, says Bloomberg, and the company—which rejected a $47.5
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