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Moving Parts Zuma Press Jack Ma More photos and interactive graphics The strategy, known as a "cash-rich split-off," could let Yahoo shed its stake in Alibaba, recently valued by Yahoo at about $14 billion, without paying taxes on the profit from a sale.

Yahoo: Center of Global Chess Game Anupreeta Das 2011

The deal, which tax experts dub a "cash-rich split-off," would take advantage of a tax rule that would help the Sunnyvale, Calif., company shed holdings in Internet companies in China and Japan without creating a tax bill.

Yahoo Puzzles Over $4 Billion Tax Break Anupreeta Das 2012

The tax savings from the strategy, known as a "cash-rich split-off," could amount to about $5 billion.

What's News— 2011

Collapse of the proposed deal - referred to as a cash-rich split-off - would mark the latest setback for an erstwhile Internet media giant now struggling to turn its business around and appease unhappy shareholders.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Alexei Oreskovic 2012

A collapse of the proposed Asian asset deal -- referred to as a cash-rich split-off -- would mark the latest setback for an erstwhile Internet leader struggling to turn its business around and appease unhappy shareholders.

Reuters: Top News 2012

Collapse of the proposed deal - referred to as a cash-rich split-off - would mark the latest setback for an erstwhile Internet media giant now struggling to turn its business around and appease unhappy shareholders.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Alexei Oreskovic 2012

"It would be a great time to make a move," a second investment banker said, referring to cash-rich companies.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

A collapse of the proposed Asian asset deal -- referred to as a cash-rich split-off -- would mark the latest setback for an erstwhile Internet leader struggling to turn its business around and appease unhappy shareholders.

Reuters: Press Release 2012

AllThingsD reports that "sources close to the situation" say the talks have hit a "potentially deal-breaking impasse" over the proposed structure of the deal, called a "cash-rich split," and other issues.

Forbes.com: News Eric Savitz 2012

Just four months ago, cash-rich investors were so eager to lend to Kodak that it was able to sell $250 million of new secured bonds to help fund its operational overhaul, $50 million more than the company initially asked for.

Kodak's Bonds Fading Fast Matt Wirz 2011