Barry Diller to Take Over IAC Reins As CEO Exits. The company does not plan to appoint a new CEO, but will have leadership reporting to Diller, chairman of IAC.

Barry Diller’s IAC on Friday outlined its proposal to spin off its shares of Tinder parent Match Group. The move would see IAC, which also controls Vimeo and Angie’s List, divest its shares of ...

Diller, whose previous stint as CEO ended in 2010, had already been serving as chairman of IAC. The company’s largest holding is Dotdash Meredith , publisher of People, Southern Living and other ...

Barry Diller’s IAC is in advanced talks to acquire Meredith, the publisher of magazines such as People, InStyle and Real Simple, according to a report. The deal, which is estimated to be valued ...

IAC does not plan to appoint a new CEO. Rather, the company's CFO, COO and chief legal officer will report directly to Barry ...

Barry Diller, the billionaire founder and chairman of media and technology conglomerate IAC, has cut ties to one time dating app darling Tinder. He sold off his entire stake in the dating app’s ...

IAC (NASDAQ:IAC) beat on the top ... The Barry Diller-owned holding company now has 64.7 million shares of MGM Resorts International, bumping stake ownership to 21%.

It seems that IAC's Barry Diller, who owns Ask.com, seems to have no memory of Ask's value as well. Diller sat down with Michael Arrington today at TechCrunch Disrupt, ...

The stake purchased by IAC , a conglomerate run by media mogul Barry Diller, amounts to about a 12% interest in the Las Vegas-based global casino and hotel giant.

IAC chairman Barry Diller signaled on Friday that he’s calling it quits on the company’s pursuit of Paramount Global. Earlier this month, IAC signed nondisclosure agreements with National ...

Barry Diller's IAC will try its hand at gambling with a $1 billion investment in MGM. Now might seem like an odd time to invest in casinos as the Covid-19 pandemic has crushed casino operator’s ...

Barry Diller‘s IAC has issued a statement saying that it is “taking appropriate action” after a comment posted on the Twitter account of its corporate communications officer incited ridicule ...