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Fast Company
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More Details Emerge on Intuit Acquisition of Mint.com Mint.com will become Intuit's primary online personal financial management service offered directly to consumers. |
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This Week's 5 Smartest Stock Moves Some of this week's more uplifting headlines: Intuit buys Mint.com... Google is acquiring reCAPTCHA... New debt offering from Blockbuster... Citibank begins cashing out taxpayers... New milestones for Facebook... |
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An Intuitive Move From Microsoft? Mr. Softy's personal-finance program is going away, and Intuit looks to gain. |
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Where Annoying Tech Buzzwords Come From What do you do when you want to emphasize the cool newness of something that's not really new? Make a buzzword! |
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