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Yahoo Integrates Yelp Into Search Results

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Mar 12, 2014, 1:53 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Yahoo announced that beginning today it will include information from Yelp when users search for information regarding U.S. businesses. Results will include details such as user reviews, general business information, and star ratings from Yelp. The results will be available to searches performed on smartphones, tablets, and PCs. Further, search results will include high-quality photos from Yahoo's partners to enhance the experience.

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