Yahoo's Q1 Earnings as Meh as Expected, But China's Alibaba Doing Great!
Yahoo pretty much came in on target in the first quarter with what Wall Street had been expecting, earning 38 cents a share on $1.087 billion in revenue. Minus traffic acquisition costs, that meant a pretty weak one percent increase in revenue.
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