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AOL Inc. Chief Operating Officer Arthur Minson will depart the business after a transition period as Susan Lyne, a board member, takes over responsibility for brands such as MapQuest, TechCrunch and Moviefone.
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AOL Inc.’s Brad Garlinghouse, an executive brought on in 2009 to help revive growth at the Internet company, is stepping down, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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AOL Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Armstrong plans to reorganize the company to combine its dial-up Internet access business with its Web services, including AOL Instant Messenger.
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AOL Inc. , the once-dominant Internet service provider that saw its market value and user base dwindle over a decade, may restore lost relevance after yesterday’s purchase of TechCrunch Inc. and two other startups.
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Facebook Inc. introduced an e-mail service for users of its social-networking site, stepping up competition with Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc. and Microsoft Corp.
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AOL Inc.’s Alex Gounares, a technology executive the Internet company hired away from Microsoft Corp. in 2010, is stepping down to pursue a business startup.
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AOL Inc. Senior Vice President David Temkin, who oversaw technology products including mobile software and e-mail, is leaving the Internet portal amid a restructuring of its technology group.
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AOL Inc., the Internet company that owns the Huffington Post news website, plans to cut jobs, including workers at its AIM instant-message service, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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AOL Inc. is firing as many as 40 people in the group that includes its AOL Instant Messenger service, while executives Eric van Miltenburg and Jason Shellen depart, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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