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To: Boplicity who wrote (91802)	1/27/1999 1:34:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (1) of 176387

<--OT-->Attention resident AOL guru- "You have got mail."<vbg> Greg since you are the resident AOL guru,here is something I found which appears to be quite an interesting read.Any thoughts about the earnings this evening and a possible split. +=============== Silicon Valley Jan 27, 1999 AOL Earnings Preview: You've Got Fan Mail By George Mannes Staff Reporter America Online ( (NYSE:AOL - news) ) is widely expected to beat Wall Street expectations with its second-quarter earnings report this afternoon, engendering continued good cheer. The company even has a half-a-billion-dollar windfall coming on a rival's business deal. Everything's ducky, apart from a little disappointment with Neiman Marcus ( (NYSE:NMG - news) ). (But more on that later.) The past few weeks have seen the online giant basking in practically unceasing sunshine. Around the turn of the year AOL said its members spent an estimated $37 million while shopping online on Dec. 17, setting a one-day record that dwarfed the $1 million shopping mark of a year earlier. (The company didn't say how much of that money ended up in its hands.) The following week, AOL set a deal with Bell Atlantic ( (NYSE:BEL - news) ) to deliver high-speed Internet access to people's homes, a major step in a stratgegy that the Street sees as crucial to AOL's long-term survival...... fnews.yahoo.com

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