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The Time Warner/AOL merger nearly a decade ago must have been one of the most destructive M&As ever value-wise. The stock price of the company has dropped by around 90 percent over the last ten years, wiping off around $300 billion worth of value. To put that into perspective, Google is now worth $184 billion.
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