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Lycos Europe Shareholders Vote to Liquidate Company

  
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Lycos Europe Shareholders Vote to Liquidate Company
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Lycos Europe Shareholders Vote to Liquidate Company
Quote:Lycos Europe shareholders voted to liquidate the business at an extraordinary general meeting at a hotel in Amsterdam this morning. They also nodded through management’s strategy to sell its domain registration business, shopping portal and Danish website as going concerns. Shareholders will get €50 million ($66.72 million) returned to them on December 19 - not a bad Christmas present, but the price per share of €0.1605 ($0.21) is vastly less than its opening high of about €24 (now $32) in 2000....

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