US EditionHow Yahoo’s $1 Million “No” Became a $1.7 Trillion Lesson in Missed Opportunity
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How Yahoo’s $1 Million “No” Became a $1.7 Trillion Lesson in Missed Opportunity
In 1998, Yahoo sat at the top of the internet food chain. The company was pulling in 125 million daily visitors, generating $203 million in revenue, and growing at an astonishing 600% per year. It was one of Silicon Valley’s first true giants. Then came a meeting that would define its legacy—though not in the way anyone at Yahoo could have imagined. Two Stanford PhD students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, walked into Yahoo’s offices with a product…
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