Based on the information it gleans from your emails, it'll automatically float timely updates at the top of your inbox, be it package tracking or flight delays.
On top of that, the new Yahoo Mail also has an "Active Update" feature. It'll also take into account any loyalty cards that you might have with a participating store. The Groceries view functions in much the same way, except you can even use it to make a shopping list. You can even filter out coupons and get notified about offers before they expire. It lists top and recommended brands based on your habits and preferences, and even lists nearby deals in a Location tab (this is for iOS users only currently).
If you're a frequent shopper, you might like the Deals view, which transforms all of your promotional emails into an online shopping portal. One of my favorites is the Attachments view, which houses all of your various documents - be they event tickets or photos - in one easy-to-navigate folder. In the Subscriptions tab, you can see all of your currently subscribed-to mailing lists or newsletters, with the option to unsubscribe from any of them with a single tap, all within the app. In Yahoo Mail's Travel view, for example, you'll see all of your upcoming flight and hotel itineraries, as well as previously completed trips and the associated emails (similar to how Google's Inbox used to do).
This is conceptually similar to Gmail's tabs. The primary way in which it does this is by grouping emails into "Views" with categories like Deals, Travel, Subscriptions and Attachments, which are all treated very differently.
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