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AOL Takes AIM at $20 Million a Year in Savings

AOL is reducing staffing across the board, but the biggest hits are in the AIM unit, where the company hopes to wring out $20 million…

MSFT and AOL to Take On GOOGL With New Microsoft Bing Deal

MSFT will hand over responsibility of ad sales to AOL in January, and Microsoft Bing will become the default AOL search engine.

No, Yahoo and AOL Won’t Be Better as Partners (YHOO, AOL)

To unlock the maximum value of Yahoo stock, activist investor Starboard Value recommends a pairing of YHOO and AOL. Big mistake.

Why Stocks Are Surging: Trump’s Tariff Delay and the $500B AI Boom

Donald Trump has yet to enact any new tariffs.  We think that will continue – and that the rally on Wall Street will keep roaring.

AOL-Yahoo Merger Still Making News

Reports of a possible tie-up between AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL) and Yahoo Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) won’t die and don’t even seem to fade away.

AOL Is Getting It Done

The company had a much-improved 2012 — but where will it go from here?

Verizon’s $4.4B Deal for AOL Is a Win-Win

Verizon Communications wants AOL only for its strength in programmatic ad technology, and that makes it a good deal for both companies.

It’s Finally Time to Merge Yahoo and AOL

The two flawed companies would have a much better chance as one, with Tim Armstrong running the show because he’s at least making progress at…

AOL Stock Soars 60% in 2013 … Say What?

Yes, you heard correctly: AOL stock is soaring, nearly doubling the broader market so far this year. What’s driving the legacy tech operator higher?

Future of AOL May Hang on Huffington Post Buyout

The AOL buyout of Huffington post for $315 million has some wondering whether the site is spending acquisition cash wisely.

AOL’s Never-Ending Drama

Patch’s dizzyingly fast ramp-up is being dismantled just as quickly, with a cascade of layoffs.

Yahoo Can’t Save AOL … From Tim Armstrong

Tim Armstrong’s pursuit of an AOL merger with Yahoo isn’t a business move — it’s a desperate grab at saving face after his incompetent management.

AOL CEO Tim Armstrong Should Get Fired Next

AOL CEO Tim Armstrong’s job has become less secure in the wake of the firing of Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz. The AOL leader may very…

The Best Stock to Buy for Trump’s Stargate Project (and the Best Way to Play It)

A particular partner that I mention in this issue is not only one of the initial equity investors in Stargate. This company also will help…

AOL’s Damn-the-Torpedoes Strategy on Patch

CEO Tim Armstrong is sticking to his guns, despite taking fierce fire over the money-losing local news sites from activist investors Starboard Value.

5 Reasons the AOL Patch Venture Should Be Shut Down NOW

Tim Armstrong’s AOL Patch venture was a doomed from the start. Here are five of the many reasons why the hyper-local news service doesn’t stand…

Townsquare Media Buys Up Abandoned AOL Music Sites

AOL has sold four of its music-based websites to Townsquare Media Group for undisclosed terms.

AOL Video Ad Victory: Smaller Than It Seems

AOL closed on its acquisition of Adap.tv earlier this year, and it was the company’s biggest buy ever. Still, it’s not the game-changer some folks…

AOL Looking to Sell Tech Websites?

Sources tell PandoDaily that AOL wants to sell TechCrunch and Engaget, along with a few smaller sites, for between $70 million and $100 million.

Why AOL, Inc., (AOL) Pall Corporation (PLL) and Dean Foods Co (DF) are 3 of Today’s Best Stocks

Another lackluster day on Wall Street — but don’t tell that to AOL, Pall Corporation and Dean Foods, which were all well to the .

AOL Wins Proxy Battle But Might Lose the War

AOL won a small victory in a proxy fight against Starboard Value LLC, but a faltering online ad market and the company’s dependency on dial-up…

The Push for an AOL-Yahoo Merger Grows Stronger

There has been a push by several investors fro Yahoo and AOL to merge, but Tim Armstrong doesn’t see it happening any time soon.

AOL: A Canary in the Online Coal Mine?

AOL’s most recent disappointing numbers included a fall-off in display and search ads. Here’s what this could mean for the online market overall.

Why AOL Is a Better Bet Than IAC/Interactive

In 2011, Tim Armstrong’s company sank while Barry Diller’s jumped. But this year will be different. Here’s why you should sell IAC and buy AOL…

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