Aol

Aol

https://www.aol.com/

AOL, a publicly owned American company founded in 1985, is primarily involved in software development. Originally known as America Online, and later AOL Inc., it is now a brand under Yahoo! Inc. Headquartered in the US, the company employs approximately 4,000 people and operates as a web portal and online service provider.

Revenue

Founded

1985

Headcount

4,000

Headquarters

US

Primary Segment

Software Development

Ownership

Publicly Owned

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Nov

27th

2025

12:17

Plant-Based vs. Mediterranean: Healthier Diet Choice?

Recent studies are sparking debate among nutritionists and health enthusiasts: which dietary approach reigns supreme – the plant-based diet, particularly a vegan regimen, or the long-celebrated Mediterranean diet? Emerging research suggests that a vegan diet may offer superior benefits for weight management, even when incorporating foods often considered less healthy.

Nov

24th

2025

07:36

Nationwide Recall: Popular Sweet Treat Faces Manufacturing Issues

A wave of recalls is impacting ice cream lovers across the United States and, to a lesser extent, the United Kingdom, prompting concerns about manufacturing processes and potential health risks. Several popular brands and product lines are being pulled from shelves due to undeclared allergens and potential contamination, affecting a wide range of consumers.

Oct

19th

2025

19:56

Capital Investment, CT_Monitor Company

Global Debasement Fears: Markets React to Currency Shifts

Global markets are bracing for a potential wave of currency devaluation, sparking a surge in demand for traditional safe-haven assets like gold and, surprisingly, Bitcoin. This phenomenon, dubbed the “debasement trade,” reflects growing anxieties about persistent inflation, geopolitical instability, and the potential for central banks to aggressively loosen monetary policy to stimulate flagging economic growth.

Oct

4th

2025

20:43

New Offerings, CT_Monitor Company

Obesity & Alzheimer’s: Fat May Directly Harm Brain 🧠

A growing body of evidence is solidifying a disturbing link between obesity and Alzheimer’s disease, with recent research suggesting that excess body fat isn’t merely a risk factor, but may actively drive the development of the debilitating neurological condition.

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