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mnst becomes mww

monster earnings increase

By Jen Carpenter - Monster announced its earnings rose to $42.7 million, or 35 cents per share, during Q3. The quarterly earnings call also revealed the company's plans to list with the NYSE, as well as executives' plans to purchase stock and a revamp of the site.

bullhorn ceo: my 7-year vision realized

By Vanessa Dennis - It's been a good week for Bullhorn, the Boston-based recruiting software provider that claims to give staffing firms the only completely integrated front-office system. First they unveiled a new sourcing solution called Integrated Resume Search, a solution that combines "direct, real-time access to a number of job boards with an on-demand, integrated front office." Coinciding with the release of Integrated Resume Search was the announcement that Monster and Bullhorn are partnering to unveil a new online recruiting platform called PowerSource, a product that CEO Art Papas envisioned seven years ago.

monster and the truth about you

By Vanessa Dennis - Monster Worldwide has announced their intent to sponsor the national book tour of author Marcus Buckingham to promote his new book for Gen Y, The Truth About You.

monster makes small-screen debut

By Vanessa Dennis - Monster Worldwide has announced a three-year partnership with Comcast Cable that will bring job listings to almost 16.5 million digital cable subscribers.

monster shells out $174 million to complete aquisition

By Vanessa Dennis - Monster Worldwide has announced the purchase of the remaining 55 percent stake in ChinaHR for $174 million in cash. Analysys International gave the job site a valuation of $31 million in the first quarter of 2007.

monster goes back to school

By Vanessa Dennis - Monster Worldwide has announced the launch of Admissions.com, a site where prospective college students and their parents can go to get expert advice on financial aid, applying for colleges, and other tips.