In January 2000 Case's next move was clear. He announced that AOL was buying the media conglomerate Time Warner in a merger that would create the new company, AOL Time Warner.
Director, Time Warner
In February 2003 Case stepped down as chairman of AOL Time Warner but remained a director on the board of the newly named Time Warner.
After leaving the company, Case spent most of his time concerned with the philanthropic efforts of the Case Foundation.
Steve Case is the co-founder and former chief executive officer and chairman of America Online (AOL) which merged with Time Warner in 2000.
Yeah, in some case it is considered as a means for raising additional capital but only in the case when one of the companies is financially strong then such a merger is profitable and according to activetrader-links.com if two companies with same strengths or weaknesses do a merger then such a merger will be in vain.
it is a merger of two tractor companies. ji case and international harvestore
Steve Case was born on 1958-08-21.
Barry Appelman hired programmer Stephen D. William
made chairman of the new company in January 2001 and was charged with focusing primarily on the technological developments and policy initiatives concerned with the global expansion of the new interactive media.
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Todd Jick has written: 'Process and impacts of a merger' -- subject(s): Consolidation and merger of corporations 'Managing change' -- subject(s): Organizational change, Case studies