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Technology Stocks : Intuit, the Quicken people...
INTU 676.31+1.3%Nov 3 3:59 PM EST

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To: kfs who wrote (9)9/22/1997 11:27:00 PM
From: kfs   of 74
 
Up 4 5/8 to 31 3/8 (17%) today.

Rumor (on another thread, but I could find no confirmation after searching the usual suspects on the web) has buy out by H&R Block.

Next in a long line of buy out rumors of Intuit. This one a little more intriguing than most given:
1) H&R Block sitting on cash upon selling Compuserve.
2) H&R Block *NOT* a financial institution, and therefore Scott Cook would presumably not have the objections ("Intuit will never be hostage to a single financial institution.") he had to previously rumored suitor American Express.

Point 1 begs the question, however, after H&R Block's debacle experience with Compuserve, do they want to get back into a computer-related, non-core business? Or does TurboTax alone, generating the lion's share of Intuit's revenue, make Intuit part of Block's core business?
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