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LIVE: Yahoo's Earnings For Q3 2013

Jim EdwardsOct 16, 2013, 01:14 IST

REUTERS/Stephen Lam Marissa Mayer, President and CEO of Yahoo.

We're waiting for Yahoo to deliver its Q3 2013 earnings report. It's due in the next few minutes.

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Analysts are expecting earnings-per-share of 33 cents on revenues of $1.08 billion.

That would mean Yahoo is basically flat or stagnant from the year before.

CEO Marissa Mayer has warned us not to expect growth until next year.

The backstory: Mayer has concentrated fiercely on getting Yahoo's product lineup right, with a focus on mobile and apps.

Advertising revenue has taken a back seat to that effort because she believes that only once the user base is happy will meaningful ad dollars flow into the company.

Below the surface, Wall Street will be watching for news about Alibaba, the big Yahoo investment in Asia that is really driving the stock right now.

Yahoo is sticking with the video presentation format it introduced last quarter, which prompts a further question: Will Mayer be drinking from an over-sized coffee cup like she did last time?