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Intuit reportedly in talks for Mint.com takeover

Monday 14 September 2009 00:30 CET | News

US financial and tax preparation software company Intuit is set to acquire online personal finance service Mint.com, US startup company profiler blog TechCrunch has claimed.

According to the yet unconfirmed reports, Intuit said to be in the late stages of negotiating the deal. Mint.com, which provides account aggregation services and allows users to track their bank, credit card, investment and loan transactions via a single user interface, was launched in 2006 and is worth an estimated USD 140 million.

TechCrunch reports that the takeover deal is worth around USD 170 million and is set to be made public over the coming days.
 


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