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Time Inc.

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4 articles decelerating

Time Inc. has appeared in 4 articles since 2006-07. Coverage peaked in 2009Q4 with 5 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Time, Apple, Yahoo, iPad.

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2016-02-29
Fortune 1 related

Verizon most likely buyer for Yahoo, followed by Time Inc., and private equity; sources say Marissa Mayer has approached several PE firms

Who Will Buy Yahoo?  —  Yahoo Inc. is on the block.  Again.  —  The last time we went through this was in 2011, when several private equity firms kicked …

2016-02-24
Bloomberg Business 13 related

Sources: Time interested in Yahoo's core business, heard pitch from Citigroup bankers on potential Yahoo deal

Yahoo Inc. is on the block.  Again. Steven Davidoff Solomon / New York Times : Yahoo's Decision to Explore a Sale Exposes a Weak Board Mike Epstein / Digital Trends : Once threatened by Yahoo, Time In...

2015-12-03
Wall Street Journal 17 related

Sources: potential bidders for a Yahoo sale include Verizon, IAC/InterActive, with News Corp and Time Inc. likely interested in pieces of Yahoo

Bidders Emerge for Yahoo's Internet Business  —  Potential buyers range from media and telecom giants to private-equity firms

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