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US stocks fall sharply on OPEC cut

The technology-dominated Nasdaq composite index suffered its biggest one-day point loss in nearly 15 months today after Opec’s surprise decision to cut oil production sent stocks tumbling. The Dow Jones industrials plunged 150 points.

business

Media group settles with Microsoft for €750m

business

AOL's America Online cuts to include Virginia jobs

business

AOL Time Warner 'may cut more jobs'

business

AOL subscribers spending up 26% to $1.09bn

business

Microsoft wins antitrust settlement

AOL Time Warner posts Q2 profit, but AOL unit remains weak

AOL Time Warner Inc posted a profit for the second quarter to June 30, with weak advertising sales at its AOL internet unit - which the company does not expect will improve next quarter - offset by strength in its other units.

Thu, 25 Jul, 2002

Beatles wanted to make "Rings" film

John Lennon wanted to play the grasping, thieving creature Gollum in a 1960s Beatles version of the "Lord of the Rings", New Zealand film director Peter Jackson says.

Sat, 30 Mar, 2002

AOL Time Warner confirms it will take $54bn charge in Q1

AOL Time Warner Inc confirmed it will take a $54bn (€61.5m) charge in the first quarter to reflect a decline in the value of its acquisition of Time Warner, the company said in its annual report released today.

Mon, 25 Mar, 2002

AOL global internet users exceed 34 million

AOL Time Warner Inc's America Online Inc said that it now has over 34 million subscribers globally, with customers using the internet service for more than 1 billion hours total a month.

Tue, 12 Mar, 2002

US internet growth to slow gradually

Over time, growth rates in US internet users and usage will see a "gradual" slowdown given the high number of US internet users, according to Morgan Stanley analyst Mary Meeker, who continues to believe that international growth will be stronger than US growth.

Wed, 26 Dec, 2001