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AQuantive, Inc. (AQNT)
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AQuantive is an internet advertising network and the parent company of Avenue A, Razorfish, Atlas and DRIVEpm. AQuantive announced its purchase by Microsoft for $6 Billion on May 18, 2007.[1]
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- ↑ Microsoft Pays 6 Billion for Aquantive
- ↑ This is a sample reference.
