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Oath[]
2017–2019[]
AOL and Yahoo! merged in summer 2017. The new company was called Oath (stylized as Oath:). The rebrand affected the branding of all Yahoo! and AOL services. The basis of the new name was around the company's commitment to providing a range of diverse services without being a content aggregator.
Verizon Media[]
2019–2021[]
January–April 2019[]
On January 8, 2019, Verizon rebranded Oath as Verizon Media, initially using Verizon's 2015 logo and leaving the checkmark for their social media avatar.
April 2019–2021[]
On April 30, 2019, Verizon added the word Media under the logo.
Yahoo, Inc.[]
2021–present[]
On May 3, 2021, Verizon announced that they were selling Verizon Media to Apollo for five billion dollars, with Verizon still holding 10% of the company. The combined company would be called Yahoo, Inc.[1]. The deal was completed on September 1, 2021.[2]
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Yahoo, Inc.
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| Owners: Apollo Global Management (90%) | Verizon Communications (10%)
Yahoo!-branded products/services: AOL products/services: Advertising and analytics services: Other brands:  |
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| Anywhere | Apollo Education Group | Ares Management | Caesars Entertainment | Career Builder | Diamond Resorts | Great Wolf Lodge | Hostess Brands | McGraw-Hill Education | Norwegian Cruise Line | Outerwall | Qdoba | Sun Country Airlines | Verso Corporation
Former: Chuck E. Cheese
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