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To: - who wrote (21947)6/7/1999 9:45:00 PM
From: John Stockman  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27307
 
Now that Tom Evans of Geocities has resigned, does that
indicate that Yahoo stock will now take a dive?
I'm guessing that Tuesday's price will go lower.

Here is the article:

GeoCities chief executive Tom Evans has resigned, on the heels of Yahoo completing its acquisition of the community site.
Yahoo had earlier said that Evans would stay on as senior vice president of industry relations following Yahoo's $5 billion buyout of GeoCities, completed last month. But some had speculated that Evans's plans were in flux after the acquisition's close.

More than half of GeoCities' 300 workers were laid off in the
wake of the acquisition. GeoCities founder David Bohnett is
now an outside advisor on community affairs for Yahoo.

"My work is done," Evans told CNET News.com today. "I spent eight or nine years running companies, and I'd like to take some time off."

Evans said that the integration of GeoCities into Yahoo had produced "powerful" results. As for his own employment plans, he said had been approached by a number of firms, mostly Internet related, and that while he was interested in getting back into the game at some point, nothing was imminent.