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Reddit wants to raise $748M with IPO, sets value at $6.4B
(go.theregister.com)
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I'd laugh about this but then I remember that someone recently bought Yahoo for $5B
Who's the moron that bought Yahoo for that much? Anybody using yahoo mail is going to be dead or not need email in 10 years and yahoo answers doesn't exist anymore.
So what value could that company possibly have?
Hey I still have an active yahoo email address and I'm gonna have to ask you to get the fuck off my lawn.
I still use Yahoo weather and Finance
I don't know the current trends, but yahoo was a powerhouse in Asia for a very long time. The primary search engine, news, Email provider.
Big in Japan
Separate business that licenses the trademark, and they still use Google instead of Bing!