Yahoo Names Raymie Stata Chief Technology Officer - Update

Posted Friday, June 04, 2010 -
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Internet company Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) on Thursday named its chief architect Raymie Stata as the company's chief technology officer, succeeding Aristotle Balogh. Stata will report to Blake Irving, who was recently hired as the company's chief products officer.view original article

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