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  1. zh.wikipedia.org › zh-my › AQuantiveaQuantive - 维基百科，自由的百科全书

    aQuantive（NASDAQ：AQNT）是一家数字营销服务商在线广告代理商控股公司，于1997年成立，总部设在美国 西雅图，旗下有Avenue A/Razorfish、Atlas Solutions、DRIVE Performance Solutions，目前有雇员2106人。. 微软公司于2007年5月18日宣布以每股66.5美元，总计约60亿美元现金价格收购AQuantive，该交易在2007年8月10日定案 ...

  2. thenextweb.com › news › microsofts-lesson-from-the-aquantive-disaster-acquisitionsMicrosoft's $6.2 Billion aQuantive Lesson - TNW

    12 Jul 2012 · July 12, 2012 - 8:33 pm. Two weeks ago Microsoft announced that it was taking a $6.2 billion write down, due in most part to its purchase of aQuantive not performing as expected. As Microsoft paid ...

  3. www.zdnet.com › article › aquantive-who-are-these-guysaQuantive: Who are these guys? | ZDNET

    18 Mei 2007 · Aquantive also buys Accipiter Solutions, an ad-serving technology company. Company reports net income of $53.9 million on revenue of $442 million. 2007: On May 8, aQuantive reported net income of ...

  4. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › AQuantiveAQuantive — Wikipédia

    AQuantive, Inc. était la société mère d'un groupe de trois sociétés de services et de technologies de marketing numérique : Avenue A / Razorfish, Atlas Solutions et Drive Performance Solutions. Basée à Seattle dans l'état de Washington, la société a été fondée en 1997.

  5. www.bbc.com › news › business-18684395Microsoft in $6.2bn writedown of Aquantive - BBC News

    3 Jul 2012 · Microsoft writes down the value of online advertising firm Aquantive, which it it bought five years ago, by $6.2bn (£4bn).

  6. www.linkedin.com › company › aquantiveaQuantive | LinkedIn

    aQuantive | 339 followers on LinkedIn. ... Waymo Technology, Information and Internet Mountain View, California

  7. www.zdnet.com › article › microsoft-gets-into-the-game-buys-aquantive-for-6-billionMicrosoft gets into the game; buys aQuantive for $6 billion

    18 Mei 2007 · Microsoft acquired aQuantive for $6 billion in the largest acquisition in the company's history. Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor May 17, 2007, 10:47 p.m. PT. Microsoft, loser of the ...