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AOL CEO Talks Selling To Yahoo

By T - Boogie October 13, 2011 6:37 PM

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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong has recently been shoving the idea of a merger with Yahoo.

The idea would save the companies about 1.5 billion in yearly cost.

Armstrong left Google back in 2009, to help turn AOL around after it’s previous dead in the water merger with Time Warner.

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