Yahoo's famously truculent CEO Carol Bartz receives a lot of ribbing about her company's lackluster performance. But tell that to her face and she'll advise you to "go fuck yourself." So what's it ...

According to AllThingsD, Carol Bartz has announced her departure from Yahoo. At the start of today she was the company’s CEO. Not anymore. AllThingsD managed to get hold of an email from Bartz, sent ...

Given that so few women hold positions of power, when a high-profile woman like Carol Bartz loses her role as CEO of a huge company, thoughts of sexism creep into the conversation. "It's global ...

When Carol Bartz announced that she’d been dismissed as Yahoo’s CEO (over a phone call, no less), she quickly left her hotel and scribbled an email on her iPad to blast to the company’s 13,400 ...

Yahoo's chairman of the board fired CEO Carol Bartz yesterday, to the shock of virtually no one, given both Yahoo's troubles and her notorious attitude. Bartz apparently got the news over the phone, ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Carol Bartz never seemed the right fit at Yahoo, the popular website that fired her late Tuesday after 2½ years as CEO. Brash and profane, Bartz belied the company's mainstream ...

Yahoo employees are celebrating the fact that their chief executive, Carol Bartz, has been fired. Former Yahoo vice president Brad Garlinghouse greeted the news with a gleefully nasty tweet: “Ding ...

I’m not sure what the blogosphere’s having more fun with: watching the brouhaha escalate over former Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz’s colorful comments about Yahoo’s board of directors, or just reprinting what ...

Always entertaining Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz did it again this morning while appearing on CNBC. When asked if would have accepted Microsoft's bid to buy Yahoo if she had been in charge at the time, she ...

Let me say this straight out: I think Carol Bartz was a great CEO. She worked miracles at Autodesk. Bartz took a company headed straight to hell and transformed it into a profitable giant. At Autodesk ...

In a recent conversation, Carol Bartz—Chairman of the Board, CEO, and President of Autodesk—outlined how one of the world’s largest software companies is positioning itself in the evolving GIS and ...