Ross Levinsohn leaves Yahoo after losing out on CEO job

Sooraj Shah
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Levinsohn was favourite for CEO role before surprise Mayer coup

Ross Levinsohn (pictured), Yahoo's global media head, has left the company after losing out on the CEO job to former Google executive Marissa Mayer. Yahoo's global media head acted as Interim CE...

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