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Microsoft May Buy AOL

Microsoft May Buy AOL

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Days after announcing that it was looking for a partner for its search engine, reports are surfacing that AOL may be sold to Micorsoft. The Business Insider reports that sources close to the CEO have claimed that Armstrong is also negotiating a deal with Google.The search deal between the internet giant and AOL is coming to an end and Google is looking to renew the deal.If Microsoft can acquire AOL, the software giant will be able to increase its search engine market,...



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