Time Warner, AOL to merge
NEW YORK, United States - Steve Case (L), chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of America Online Inc., and Gerald Levin, chairman and CEO of Time Warner Inc., speak to reporters at a press conference on Jan. 10 in New York, where the two companies announced they have agreed to merge on an equal basis to become the world's first Internet-age media and communications company. The new company, to be called AOL Time Warner Inc., will have a stock value of 350 billion dollars, and combined revenues of more than 30 billion dollars a year.
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