Snoop Dogg Plans To Take Over Yahoo, “Nuff Said.”

On Tuesday (September 6th) Snoop Dogg announced, via twitter, that he is taking over Yahoo. According to him, he will be the new CEO.

Of course, this claim has not been confirmed by Yahoo reps at all, but the tweet is definitely not just one of Snoop’s random proclamations. In fact, the Yahoo board has recently fired their last CEO, Carol Bartz, and put the entire company up for sale. One of their reps confirmed”
“Yahoo is open to selling itself to the right bidder.”
According to reports, the 62-year-old CEO was fired on Tuesday, over the phone. The board took a look at the company’s assets and decided that they were not pleased with Bartz’ performance. I’m unsure if they made the correct decision, but after it became public that she’d been fired, Yahoo’s stock went up 6 percent. Thus far, no official details have been released about who will CEO next and who will buy the company next. Do you think Snoop would be an appropriate fit for the job?
Source: BusinessInsider
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