Monster filed its 10-Q last week, and some granular details on its recent acquisitions of Trovix (for $64m, net of cash acquired), Affinity Labs ($61.5m), and the remaining part of ChinaHR ($174m and conversion of $25m credit facility). Also, interestingly, it says its online ad revenues (on Military.com and Affinity Labs sites) were essentially flat for the first nine months of this year because of its decision in 2007 to remove interstitial ads and student loan ads, and lower demand from financial services customers.
Then on its decision earlier this year to close down social networking site Tickle.com, which it bought in 2004 for $70 million: it was based upon Tickle
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