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Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Yahoo and Microsoft Amend Their Relationship to Challenge Google (Part 1 of 3) Yahoo and Microsoft amend their search partnership An April 16 press release from Yahoo (YHOO) announced that Yahoo and Microsoft (MSFT) have amended their search relationship. There are two main changes to the partnership. First, Yahoo will now have more flexibility in order to show its own search results and ads, although Microsoft will still provide the majority of desktop search results and ads. Secondly, Microsoft will now take over the responsibility of selling ads on the Bing platform, while Yahoo will continue to sell Gemini ads on its own platform. Let’s talk about the first change. Yahoo originally entered into the partnership with Microsoft so that the company could focus on its core growth areas and media sites, many of which are number-one in their categories. However, this partnership hasn’t produced Yahoo’s desired effect—which is to gain search share from market leader Google (GOOG)(GOOGL). By depending on Microsoft’s technology to provide search results, Yahoo may not given itself a chance to innovate in this market. Yahoo has relied on search partnerships until now According to comScore, Yahoo’s share of the US search market has slightly declined between October 2013 and October 2014, as the chart above shows. Beyond November 2014, Yahoo did gain market share—mainly because of its new partnership with Mozilla, under which Mozilla replaced Google with Yahoo as the default search engine on its Firefox browser in the US. This deal helped Yahoo gain market share and seemed to have affected Google , only for Google to gain market share back in February 2015 . This shows that Yahoo’s gain was only temporary. Yahoo will also be trying to negotiate a deal with Apple (AAPL) to replace Google as its default search engine on Apple’s Safari platform. Google’s partnership with Apple is about to expire in early 2015. However, partnerships can only help so much. Yahoo will probably need to enhance its core search engine to compete with Google. By amending its agreement with Microsoft, Yahoo could be looking to achieve that effect. Investors who want to gain access to the technology sector can consider ETFs like the iShares US Technology ETF (IYW). Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Apple together account for 40% of IYW’s portfolio. Continue to Part 2 Browse this series on

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