Claiming income a year ago of $269 million, this year's financial data showed a 23-percent decline in profit, resulting in net income of $206 million. This is due to increased competition from other online services, such as Google and Microsoft. Sales grew 8-percent to $1.8 billion, with revenues of $1.4 billion. Analysts expected these numbers, while investors were disappointed with Yahoo's bleak predictions, causing shares to fall almost 10-percent. "While we will continue to face headwinds this year," says Jerry Yang, CEO of Yahoo, "we believe that the moves we are making will help us exit 2008 stronger and more competitive and return to higher levels of operating-cash-flow growth in 2009."