Also known as Verizon
Verizon is a telecommunications company. It was the seller of the media business acquired by Apollo-managed funds and renamed Yahoo in the September 2021 transaction.
Verizon retained a 10% Yahoo interest at that transaction’s closing. That historical statement is not a verification of the size of any remaining stake today.
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