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  • IAC to Provide Expedia With $250 Million

    Business | March 29, 2005
    IAC/InterActiveCorp, billionaire Barry Diller's Internet company, will give $250 million in cash to its Expedia unit to provide it with capital when it is spun off as a public company. Expedia, which will consist of travel businesses Hotels.com, Hotwire, Expedia.com and other websites, will have a revolving credit line of $500 million at the time of the spinoff, New York-based IAC said in a filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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  • IAC Earnings Rise 74% on Travel, Refinancings

    Business | May 5, 2005
    Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp, owner of Expedia and LendingTree.com, said first-quarter profit surged 74%, helped by a rise in travel bookings and loan refinancing.

  • Diller, Vivendi Reach Agreement

    Business | Richard Verrier | April 22, 2004
    Barry Diller has made up with Vivendi Universal, ending a nasty transatlantic feud that threatened to delay one of the biggest media deals in years.

  • Asset Sale Helps Earnings Surge at IAC

    Business | August 3, 2005
    IAC/InterActiveCorp, the television and Internet services company owned by Barry Diller, said second-quarter profit rose almost ninefold on the sale of entertainment assets and revenue gains at the LendingTree.

  • Diller to Spin Off IAC Travel Companies

    Business | David Colker | December 22, 2004
    Barry Diller, who created an Internet conglomerate by melding online ventures in businesses as diverse as travel, dating and party planning, has decided there's value in specialization after all.

  • IAC/InterActive Posts $42.6-Million Loss

    Business | February 17, 2005
    Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp, owner of Expedia and the HSN home-shopping network, posted a fourth-quarter loss of $42.6 million after writing down the value of some assets.
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  • Malone-Diller court battle set in dispute over IAC breakup
    Business | February 2, 2008
    A Delaware judge Friday set a trial in March for Liberty Media Corp.'s billionaire Chairman John Malone to face off with IAC/InterActiveCorp Chairman Barry Diller in a battle to control the entertainment company. Chancery Court Judge Stephen Lamb consolidated lawsuits filed over IAC's plans to split into five companies and set a timetable for trial.
  • Liberty CEO wants Diller off IAC board
    Business | January 29, 2008
    Liberty Media Corp.'s John Malone, a longtime business partner of Barry Diller, moved Monday to oust Diller from the board of the IAC/InterActiveCorp Internet conglomerate.
  • IAC to raise China profile - Barry Diller's Web firm will invest $100 million in creating services for the world's No. 2 market for Internet users.
    Business | November 24, 2007
    Media mogul Barry Diller said Friday that his Internet conglomerate, IAC/InterActiveCorp, would invest $100 million to expand in China by creating services designed for local users.
  • IAC profit falls 85%; sales rise 8%
    Business | February 7, 2007
    Barry Diller's media conglomerate, IAC/InterActiveCorp, which includes Home Shopping Network, Ticketmaster and CitySearch, said Tuesday that hefty charges had pushed down profit by 85% in the fourth quarter but revenue rose in each of its divisions.
  • IAC's Quarterly Profit Tumbles 32%
    Business | May 3, 2006
    IAC/InterActiveCorp, the Internet and media company run by Barry Diller, said Tuesday that first-quarter profit fell 32% because of a sales decline at cable shopping network HSN and the spinoff of Expedia Inc.
  • Diller's $464-Million Options
    Business | May 2, 2006
    Entertainment mogul Barry Diller, who is the chairman and chief executive of IAC/InterActiveCorp and chairman of Expedia Inc., realized a combined $464 million from exercising stock options of both companies last year.
  • IAC Rebounds to Report Fourth-Quarter Profit
    Business | February 9, 2006
    Internet conglomerate IAC/InterActiveCorp swung to a profit in the fourth quarter as acquisitions and strong growth at Ticketmaster and LendingTree boosted results.
  • Asset Sale Helps Earnings Surge at IAC
    Business | August 3, 2005
    IAC/InterActiveCorp, the television and Internet services company owned by Barry Diller, said second-quarter profit rose almost ninefold on the sale of entertainment assets and revenue gains at the LendingTree.
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