Yahoo's board is accused of mental illness: election CEO offended by Levin Thorne

Guide: MarketWatch columnist Pleti (Therese Poletti) points out that Yahoo is still looking at other chief executives, is not necessary, and is also taking the risk of offending the Levin Thorn, which can only be understood as the board has been a psychological problem.　　The following is the full text of Pleti's comments: Yahoo's investors are now clearly disillusioned because the company did not formally appoint a chief executive at the annual shareholder meeting, and there are already some who have started to think that the company's board has been too cautious.　　The internet pioneer held its annual shareholder meeting in Santa Clara, California, in Thursday, and many wanted them to take advantage of the opportunity to Levinson the interim chief executive, Ross Levinsohn, but the Yahoo (YHOO) meeting did not involve the issue at all.　　According to all things D, Yahoo's board is now looking at other candidates, and Swischer (Kara Swisher) has rudely derided their ideas and practices as "seeking a ' chief Executive officer '-a person who, even if it sounds dreamy, doesn't actually exist." Yahoo's board was apparently caught in some sort of psychological problem, and they expelled Bartz (Carol Bartz), a former PayPal chief executive, Thompson, who had not only performed poorly, but also had a "resume door" scandal, This makes the board a little bitten a decade shy.　　But, as Swischer points out, spending so much time looking for someone who doesn't exist is a huge risk in itself, because there is a limit to Levinson's patience-many people believe that Levinson is the right person. Yahoo board whether there is a mental illness, only time to make the final answer. (Zi Jin)