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AIG (AIG) is avoiding a potential proxy fight by giving activist investors Car Icahn and John Paulson seats on the company's board. This as the insurance giant reported a much-wider-than expected fourth quarter loss and revenue that also missed estimates. The company also said it would buy back an additional $5 billion of its shares and boosted its quarterly dividend.  

Pandora (P) delivered mixed quarterly results. Earnings per share came in short of forecasts due to a dip in monthly listeners, while revenue topped expectations. However, investors seem focused on that Pandora was putting itself up for sale and is working with Morgan Stanley to meet with potential buyers, according to the New York Times.

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Groupon (GRPN) soared in early trading. The struggling online daily deal service posted a beat on both its top and bottom lines for its holiday quarter, as strong sales in North America and restructuring of its businesses helped boost margins.

Activision Blizzard (ATVI) shares were sharply lower this morning, The video game maker reported fourth quarter earnings and revenue that missed estimates, as robust sales of its latest "Call of Duty" video game failed to offset weak demand of its new "Skylanders" and "Guitar Hero Live" games.