Yahoo planning reorganization: report
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc is considering a reorganization to centralize its mail, search and homepage divisions into a global product organization, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, quoting people familiar with the matter.It said President Sue Decker is behind the move, in an attempt to improve coordination between product and global sales groups.The move comes as Yahoo, which has ended talks for a tie-up with Microsoft Corp in favor of a search deal with Google Inc , tries to convince investors it will substantially improve its business.It also comes as senior executives leave the company.Vish Makhijani, general manager of Yahoo's Web search business, and Brad Garlinghouse, who oversaw services including e-mail and instant messaging, are leaving, according to technology and investment blog TechCrunch.Qi Lu, the top engineer for Yahoo's Panama search marketing platform, was also leaving the company, TechCrunch said.And Yahoo said at the beginning of the week that Jeff Weiner, recently executive vice president of the network division, had left to work at venture capital firms.A Yahoo spokeswoman was not immediately available to comment on the reorganization plans.(Reporting by Peter Henderson, with additional reporting by Scott Hillis in San Francisco; Editing by Braden Reddall)
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