To compete with U.S. and Chinese information technology giants, the parent company of Yahoo Japan Corp. integrated its business with messaging app operator Line Corp. on March 1 to become Japan’s mega ...

Yahoo Japan Corporation. Yahoo Japan Corporation is a Japan-based provider of Internet search services. The Media segment provides banner advertising, text advertising, mail advertising and video ...

Yahoo Japan is taking a bold step by requiring all 11,000 of its employees to integrate generative AI into their daily work, aiming to double productivity by 2028. The company, which also operates ...

Yahoo’s top line has seen a downtrend, but the stock has steadily risen last year—mainly due to the growing value of its 24% stake in privately held Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba and its 35% ...

Yahoo Japan is placing a significant bet on generative AI to revolutionise its workplace, mandating that all 11,000 employees integrate AI tools into their daily tasks with the goal of doubling ...

SoftBank Corp. announced today that it has reached an agreement to merge with Z Holdings (the SoftBank subsidiary formerly known as Yahoo Japan) and Line Corp., in a move they hope will better ...

Yahoo Japan Corp., operator of the nation's second-most popular website, has announced a new web-based gaming platform called Game Plus. The new service, which started Tuesday in Japan with 39 games, ...

Actapio, a US subsidiary of Yahoo Japan, has completed construction of the company’s second data center outside of Japan. The 16MW facility in Washington State was finished in February and is expected ...

Yahoo Japan, the last enclave of GeoCities, is scrapping the beloved website-hosting service. In March 2019 -- 22 years after its original launch -- GeoCities will be extinct, according to Quartz.

What happens to your online life after you've passed away? Unless you've left your passwords in the will, those Facebook and Twitter profiles will linger on for years to come. If you'd prefer your ...

Yahoo Japan is all in on AI. The company has ordered all employees to use generative AI, with the goal of doubling productivity within the next three years. Yahoo Japan has a plan. But is it all in ...