Activist Shareholder Calls on AOL to Fire Board Members
After a short break from daily bad news, AOL's management is once again being needled in public.
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Ross Levinsohn, appointed Sunday as interim CEO, doesn’t have to learn Yahoo — he’s spent the last 18 months immersed in it.
After a short break from daily bad news, AOL's management is once again being needled in public.
AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong just sent out his end-of-year, go-get-em email that includes, among other things, details of exactly what "General Stan McChrystal and an elite team of Special Forces leadership" are consulting on the company's web strategy.
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong feels confident enough with his company's middling third quarter earnings, released today, to tell the world that, no, AOL doesn't want to merger with Yahoo, despite rumors to the contrary.
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