When Mint.com was acquired by Intuit in September, a number of users and bloggers were worried about how the site would change. Would it become difficult to use? Would the corporate mindset affect Mint’s innovations? Not so, says Aaron Patzer, former Mint CEO and now Intuit’s vice president and general manager of the personal finance […]
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We didn’t really cover Mint’s acquisition by Intuit (makers of Quicken) for $170 million, but in the analysis of the deal, there’s been some interesting takes — and how Yodlee, the account aggregator used in Automatic Finances, plays into it. TechCrunch, which covers startups and the Silicon Valley scene, calls Mint Yodlee’s YouTube. Meaning, Mint […]
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