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Yahoo has acquired Commonstock, a social platform designed for retail investors to share insights based on information linked directly to their brokerage accounts, Yahoo Finance general manager Tapan Bhat told Axios.
Why it matters: The acquisition builds on Yahoo’s strategy to transform Yahoo Finance into the premiere, one-stop destination for retail investors.
Catch up quick: Commonstock launched in 2020, ahead of the pandemic-driven retail investing craze.
Details: Commonstock will be folded into Yahoo Finance’s free and subscription products as a way to boost ad-supported engagement and Yahoo Finance subscriptions, Bhat said.
Be smart: Yahoo Finance has long been a leader in market data, news and analysis, both for professional and retail investors.
The big picture: The deal represents the first acquisition under the Yahoo Finance brand since Yahoo was bought by private equity firm Apollo Global Management in 2021.
Between the lines: Under its new ownership and leadership, Yahoo has focused on four core assets: Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Sports.
The bottom line: “The unique blend of Yahoo’s reach and Commonstock’s expertise in creating retail investment communities is an incredibly powerful combination,” Commonstock CEO and founder David McDonough said in a statement.
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