AOL Was Already Losing Before the Merger Closed

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The largest merger in American history was already broken before it closed. Here's the evidence that was in the room.

In January 2000, AOL and Time Warner created a $350 billion company. Within two years, it posted a $98.7 billion annual loss — still the largest in U.S. history. The dot-com crash is the easy explanation. It isn't the real one. The real story is about a decision process that stopped asking the question it needed to ask, long before any market moved.

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