Yahoo’s first-quarter results beat analysts’ profit forecasts as sales leaped 47 percent on the back of solid growth in advertising and premium services. Revenue in the Fees category, which includes the company’s Internet access deal with SBC, rose 61 percent to $63.7 million. Listings revenue was up 89 percent to $29.3 million. Marketing services revenue was up 38 percent to $190 million.
For more, see the company earnings statement.
Also see NYT’s story, Profits Exceeded Expectations
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