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[2005-12-28] Four Net Players And A Market
Yahoo, Microsoft, Google, and Time Warner's AOL all want to provide a nice return to shareholders as much as they want site visitors to click on ads, maybe even more so.
[2005-12-21] Google Deal For AOL Finalized
It's a done deal, as Time Warner accepted the $1 billion bid from Google for a 5 percent stake in AOL, who had been poised to accept an offer from Microsoft before Google's late push. Google gets its content provider, and AOL gets a spot in Google's far-flung ad network.
[2005-12-19] Icahn Unhappy With Google-AOL News
A $1 billion cash infusion by Google into AOL in exchange for a 5 percent minority stake has powerful investor Carl Icahn concerned that Time Warner is "on the verge of making a disastrous decision."
[2005-12-12] GOOG Is QQQQ; Now On NASDAQ 100
Om Malik reports that it has been announced today that Google will join NASDAQ's 100 listing, a compilation of the 100 largest nonfinancial stocks in the Nasdaq market.
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