Angela Moon and Sheila Dang of Reuters report, “Despite the epic erosion of usage and value of Verizon Media’s businesses, Yahoo Finance has remained a bright spot. It was the most visited site in the business and finance news category in May, beating out Forbes and CNBC, and it has attracted over 100 million global monthly visitors on average this year, according to data from media analytics company comScore.
“A separate source with direct knowledge of Verizon’s plans said the company is seeking to acquire more media assets to bolster its portfolio and Yahoo Finance’s business.
“The source said Verizon had received unsolicited interest in Yahoo Finance but did not entertain the conversations.”
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