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became because of founder jerry yang, they own 40% of the chinese company alibaba. they sold 50% of that stake in 2012. they still own 20% of alibaba said to be valued at more than $25 billion. there was conversation of a spinoff then the board decided on a reverse spinoff which meant considering a sale of core operated businessed of committees selected by the bore. marissa announced a plan to return this iconic company to greatness. and that's what he with want to talk about. i am pleased to have her back on this am ra, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> rose: very good to see you. i know you don't do this often, but we're excited to you have here. >> i'm excited to be here. >> rose: tell me how you see yahoo today and what you want to do to do what you wanted, laid out, return this iconic company to greatness. what is the plan? >> well, yahoo was the original internet icon. and something that is a huge part of people's daily lives, so half of your viewers today, more than half will use a yahoo product sometime 20ed. and-- today, and it's just an amazing oppor

i think that's like jerry yang coming back to yahoo! mark pincus coming back to zynga.nvestors don't like it. >> there you go. investors don't like it right now. are they going to give the company those several years that you say it might need to actually, you know, realize this opportunity? >> i think if they start to actually succeed by attracting subscribers to their new on-demand service, yes. it will look like netflix. i know that you guys all love netflix, you know i hate it. but netflix doesn't make any real money and they burn cash like sailors. the street loves them. if pandora emulates netflix, burns cash, breaks even on eps basis and starts growing subscribers, the street will reward them. that won't start until 2017. >> it's interesting, the netflix analogy, they have a lot of original content you can't get anywhere else now. they're still ahead of the curve there. you read about spotify, i can't remember the big song "lean in" whatever it was, that spotify helped develop and then became this huge sensation. they support artists. they're trying to get new mu

jerry: it's a yen yang. we probably got -- we certainly got ahead of ourselves.that was created on an asset the did not have the collateral of value that the lender thought that it had. don't want to be back in that situation. if you look it debt creation starting in the early 1980's. a big part of the expansion we saw was fueled by credit creation. normalizes, that's healthy. chris: the big purchases now a car. something,ou rent somebody has to own it for you to rent it. vonnie: what about the banking ystem? how does he retrain it? jerry: i think that's right. we see people moving into different parts of finance. finance is a critical part of the economy. it's possible that some of us would take our skills. one of my kids works for a spin off from an investment banking firm. it does infrastructure for companies. it does their health care, travel. it's figuring out how to do things more efficiently and a lot of industries. tom: the gig economy is small business. i think of it cibc world markets. its definitive on this charade as anll business equivalency to a ful