New accounting rules also required Yahoo to deduct the cost of employee stock options from its earnings, something it didn't have to do in 2005

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On the Nasdaq stock exchange, shares of Yahoo dropped almost 14 percent on yesterday's news, released just after markets closed. Yahoo is currently the owner of the world's most trafficked Web site and it said it earned $164.3 million, or 11 cents a share in the three months ended June 30. This represents a 78 percent decrease from the second quarter of last year, when the company earned $754.7 million, or 51 cents per share. The subtantially reduced numbers are deceiving since Yahoo made a $552 million profit in the second quarter of 2005 by selling its remaining stake in one of its biggest rivals, online search leader Google Inc.

New accounting rules also required Yahoo to deduct the cost of employee stock options from its earnings, something it didn't have to do in 2005. Revenue for the 2nd quarter totaled $1.58 billion, a 26 percent increase from $1.25 billion in 2005. After subtracting the commissions Yahoo paid to other Web sites (TAC) in its advertising network, revenue stood at $1.12 billion, up 28 percent from last year.

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