Finance company gets out its wallet
By silicon.com
Published: 15 September 2009 14:13 GMT
Financial software maker Intuit is to acquire Mint.com for $170m.
Intuit said the acquisition of Mint.com, a start-up launched two years ago that tracks personal finance data, will help it gain more clout in the software-as-a-service sphere.
CNET News.com has more on the Intuit acquisition here.
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