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American Express Buys Steve Cases Revolution Money - Daily Brief - Portfolio.com
Portfolio.com | 6 days 14 hours 26 minutes ago
To stay on the cutting edge in terms of new payments products and platforms, American Express is buying Steve Case's Revolution Money for $300 million.


American Express buys Revolution Money
Oakland Tribune (Calif.), The | 6 days 13 hours 43 minutes ago
BOSTON American Express Co. is buying Revolution Money for about $300 million to keep up with trends in electronic payments, where new security features and online transaction options are shaking up traditional models.


Miners, Danone pressured in lower Europe - MarketWatch
MarketWatch | 5 days 17 hours 12 minutes ago
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- In anticipation of its December spin-off from Time Warner, AOL may cut one-third of its employee roll.


American Express to buy Revolution Money for $300M
Salt Lake Tribune (Utah), The | 6 days 8 hours 39 minutes ago
Boston American Express Co. is buying Revolution Money for about $300 million to keep up with trends in electronic payments, where new security features and online transaction options are shaking up traditional models.


American Express To Buy Revolution Money For $300M by The Associated Press
National Public Radio | 6 days 14 hours 55 minutes ago
American Express Co. is buying Revolution Money for about $300 million to keep up with trends in electronic payments, where new security features and online transaction options are shaking up traditional models.


American Express to buy Revolution Money for $300M
Seattle Times, The | 6 days 15 hours 15 minutes ago
BOSTON American Express Co. is buying Revolution Money for about $300 million to keep up with trends in electronic payments, where new security features and online transaction options are shaking up traditional models.


American Express to buy Revolution Money for $300 million
Plain Dealer (Cleveland), The | 6 days 13 hours 34 minutes ago
American Express Co. is buying Revolution Money for about $300 million to keep up with trends in electronic payments, where new security features and online transaction options are shaking up traditional models.


Busines news briefs
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | 6 days 2 hours 22 minutes ago
Hershey gains partner for possible Cadbury bid Hershey, hoping to expand its overseas presence, has lined up a potential partner as the most recognizable name in American chocolate considers starting a bidding war for British candy maker Cadbury PLC. Italian candymaker Ferrero International SA could give The Hershey Co. the financial firepower to top a $16.4 billion hostile bid by Kraft Foods Inc. Hershey and Ferrero said yesterday that they were considering making an offer for Cadbury.


Reckitt Benckiser close to announcing deal: report - MarketWatch
MarketWatch | 6 days 35 minutes ago
Updates, advisories and surprises


UK health unit rejects Bayer drug as too expensive - MarketWatch
MarketWatch | 6 days 6 minutes ago
Cazenove shareholders to receive GBP5.35 a share


Dollar gains on euro in Asian trading - MarketWatch
MarketWatch | 6 days 20 minutes ago
The euro traded at $1.4893, down from $1.4956 in late North American trading while the British pound rose to $1.6677, up from $1.6736.





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Company Overview


Company: AOL LLC
Industry: Internet Content Providers
Website: http://www.corp.aol.com

This Internet pioneer is still serving America -- and other countries -- online. AOL is a leading Web portal, serving users with an array of news, sports, and information, including games, music, and video, as well as e-mail, AIM instant messaging, and interactive services. Its advertising-supported content business, operating through its Global Web Services arm, includes three core units: Platform-A (digital advertising), MediaGlow (digital publishing), and AOL Ventures (new projects). In addition, the company still offers online access services to less than 7 million subscribers through its Access Services business. AOL is a subsidiary of media behemoth Time Warner, which is spinning off the company.


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