Here's How Yahoo's Marissa Mayer Can Salvage Her Legacy

The transcript discusses Marissa Mayer's challenges as Yahoo's CEO, highlighting her options to sell the company or attempt a revival. Despite a rise in Yahoo's stock price, this success is attributed to prior investments in Asian companies, not Mayer's leadership. Yahoo's valuation is complex, with its Asian investments potentially worth more than the company itself. The transcript suggests that Yahoo's web business might be valued at less than zero, urging a sale or breakup. It also draws a parallel with Tim Armstrong's successful sale of AOL, suggesting Mayer could follow a similar path.

What does the text suggest about the value of Yahoo's web business?

How does the text compare Mayer's situation to that of Tim Armstrong?