CompuServe shareholders approved the sale of the company to WorldCom on Friday, paving the way to the sale of the online division to AOL.
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AOL merger may cost CompuServe jobs
AOL may cut about 300 jobs from CompuServe when the online services merge, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
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