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AOL's new look and new name: Aol. View Larger As AOL prepares for life without Time Warner , the company is re-branding itself, starting with a series of new company logos unveiled this week.

The AOL triangle is no longer. Say hello to the branding scheme for the new AOL.

For spinoff, AOL rebrands itself as Aol. AOL , which used to be AOL Time Warner , which used to be America Online , is now going to be Aol.

Meet the New AOL Logo: "Aol." The new AOL will differ than the old one in several ways: New boss , smaller headcount , different owners .

AOL unveiled a "new brand identity" Sunday night. Instead of AOL, it's "Aol." -- period included.

AOL is taking a cue from Boy George, hoping to improve its karma by becoming a chameleon.

AOL will cut about a third of its 6,900-strong workforce after it spins off from Time Warner next month.

In 1994 America Online trailed Compuserve and Prodigy , a third subscription option in how you hooked your modem up to the internet to go cyber surfing.

Vivendi SA Chief Executive Officer Jean-Bernard Levy , who snatched Brazil's GVT SA away from Telefonica SA late last week, got what he earlier this year said he enjoys: "the revenge of the underdog." Levy defied the expectations of analysts from Paris to Sao Paulo by winning GVT instead of walking away from a bidding war with Telefonica , which is ...

Even before Tim Armstrong joined Time Warner to take AOL independent, the company was mixing in new brands with the familiar acronym.

The companies havena t examined the studioa s finances and their level of interest will depend on price, said the people, who declined to be identified because the talks are private.

But one feature not included in the update is the seamless synchronization with iTunes, Apple a s popular software for managing music and other media on a computer.

Struggling Internet search and marketing company AOL may lay off one-third of its total workforce related to its upcoming spinoff from parent Time Warner Inc., the company told regulators this week.

If AOL's announcement on Thursday of another 2,500 job cuts is anything to go by, the painful layoffs that have ravaged the media industry over the past year are nowhere near over.

Major indexes tumbled about 1 percent, including the Dow Jones industrial average, which lost 94 points but ended well off its low.

AOL: We Need to Fire 2,500 "Volunteers" AOL, which has already told investors it will spend up to $200 million firing a good chunk of its staff , has now told employees.

The number of newly laid-off workers seeking unemployment insurance was unchanged last week, remaining above the level that would indicate the economy is adding jobs.

Back in the day, it was bigger than Google, at least in terms of investment hype.

American Express Co. is buying Revolution Money for about $300 million to keep up with trends in electronic payments, where new security features and online transaction options are shaking up traditional models.

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