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Yahoo stock

Yahoo (YHOO): core business sold to Verizon 13 Jun 2017. Peak close $118.75 a share (3 Jan 2000). Final price $52.58 a share (16 Jun 2017). Yahoo and the other defunct companies are on one page, each with its dates, prices and sources.

A headstone: YHOO. Yahoo. Core business sold to Verizon 13 Jun 2017.
The Yahoo headstone in the Bloombroke graveyard: core business sold to Verizon 13 Jun 2017.

Key dates and prices

TickerYHOO
Founded1994
Peak close$118.75 a share, 3 Jan 2000
Share basispost-2004 split YHOO shares (the unadjusted close that day was $475 before the Feb 2000 and May 2004 2:1 splits)
Final price$52.58 a share, 16 Jun 2017 (last close on exchange)
What happenedCore business sold to Verizon, 13 Jun 2017
Checked27 Sep 2026

What happened

Yahoo was started in January 1994 by Stanford students David Filo and Jerry Yang.

On Jan 3, 2000, at the peak of the dot-com boom, Yahoo stock closed at an all-time high of $118.75 a share (split-adjusted).

After two data breaches, Verizon cut its price by $350 million to about $4.48 billion in February 2017.

Yahoo sold its operating business to Verizon for $4,475,800,000 on June 13, 2017, and CEO Marissa Mayer left the board.

The leftover company, renamed Altaba, held stakes of about 15% in Alibaba and about 36% in Yahoo Japan and began trading as AABA on June 19, 2017.

Hit $118.75 on 3 Jan 2000. Never again.

What was the ticker symbol for Yahoo stock?

Yahoo traded under the ticker YHOO. Yahoo: core business sold to Verizon 13 Jun 2017.

What was the peak price of Yahoo stock?

The peak close was $118.75 a share, on 3 Jan 2000. Share basis: post-2004 split YHOO shares (the unadjusted close that day was $475 before the Feb 2000 and May 2004 2:1 splits).

What was the final price of Yahoo stock?

The final price was $52.58 a share, on 16 Jun 2017 (last close on exchange). Yahoo: core business sold to Verizon 13 Jun 2017.

Checked 27 September 2026. History, not advice.

Sources: sec.gov, finance.yahoo.com, sec.gov, altaba.com, foxbusiness.com

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