Yahoo was founded back in 1995 and has become a well-recognized internet brand. Whilst the company might have lost the great search-engine battle against Google (to-date), the business has plenty to offer going forward. The Silicon Valley company prolonged the deadline for bidding proposals – it’s rumoured that a variety of big players might be interested such as Verizon and Google. Yahoo CEO, CEO Marissa Mayer’s, has recently come under pressure from investors, which has resulted in many of their new digital operations ceasing, such as Yahoo Screen. It was decided that the sale of main assets would be one key solution. It appears that there will be two possible scenarios from which a private-equity partner would obtain Yahoo’s core business, whilst the Daily Mail would take ownership of all news and media operations. In the alternative scenario, the private-equity firm would merge the news and media properties with the online operations of the Daily Mail. Yahoo has confirmed that the 18th of April is the date set for all offers and proposals to be submitted. About the Author Latest PostsAbout JayJay is the Founder / Admin and Editor in Chief here at TechDaring. Jay's passions delve into the realms of tech and web enterprise. Jaguar Land Rover Ready To Experiment With Autonomous Technology - July 13, 2016Reasons Why 4K Resolution is Ready for Take Off - July 8, 2016Digital Scent Technology: The Perfect Companion for Virtual Reality? - May 28, 2016Reasons Why Apple has Lost the Sparkle it Once Had - May 26, 2016The Dark Side: Are You Better Off Without Facebook? - May 20, 2016Reasons Why Tablet Sales are Shrinking - May 13, 2016Daily Mail Owner considering bid for Yahoo - April 11, 2016Samsung S7 Edge Review - March 11, 2016Facebook: The Like Button Evolves - February 24, 2016Samsung S7 and S7 Edge Launch: Past Features Return - February 21, 2016View All Posts