BOSTON (Reuters) - Intuit Inc is buying Mint.com after an unsuccessful attempt to build a rival web-based personal financial software service under its Quicken brand. The deal is part of Chief ...

Since opening its virtual doors two years ago, has made quite a name for itself. The online personal finance site has won praise for its easy account setup and syncing as well as for Web 2.0-style ...

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TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington is reporting that personal-finance behemoth Intuit is about to buy Mint, the nifty financial site that has provided stiff competition (as well as inspiration) for Intuit ...

The company was originally going to shut it down on January 1st, but now the end has finally come: Mint will disappear after tomorrow, March 23rd (so it’s a good time to finally download that data).

Mint is an online expense-tracking, budgeting, and all-around financial planning service. The service tracks payments you make with your credit card, PayPal, or other financial accounts, and ...

Intuit buys personal finance site Mint.com for $170 mln Intuit to use Mint.com technology on Quicken.com site BOSTON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Intuit Inc is buying Mint.com after an unsuccessful attempt to ...

As much as any major software company around, financial mainstay Intuit is in the ongoing process of reinventing itself for the Web. So it makes sense that its newest small-business offering is ...