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This sentence mixes up Yahoo's initial February 2023 layoffs with the full layoff plan.

Contemporaneous reporting states that Yahoo planned to cut more than 20% of its total workforce by the end of 2023, affecting more than 1,600 employees overall. The same reports explain that 1,000 jobs were eliminated immediately that week, with the remaining cuts to follow later in the year.

So the article's wording is inaccurate because it presents ~1,000 as the total size of the 20% workforce reduction, when that number only described the first wave. A 20% cut of a workforce in the ~8,000 range is also mathematically inconsistent with a total of only 1,000 layoffs.

Yahoo's own current corporate materials use Yahoo Inc. as the company's name.

• Yahoo's official contact page is titled "Contact Us | Yahoo Inc." and repeatedly says users agree to "Yahoo Inc.'s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy."
• Yahoo's current Terms of Service state: "Yahoo Inc. and all of its brands... are part of the Yahoo family of companies."
• Yahoo's September 1, 2021 acquisition press release is also published under the header "Apollo Funds Complete Acquisition of Yahoo | Yahoo Inc."

That means the article's statement that the portal is operated by "Yahoo! Inc." uses the old exclamation-mark company name, not the current name Yahoo itself uses in its official legal and corporate materials.