The online giant beats Wall Street's expectations by 3 cents per share, boosted by strong revenue flow from holiday e-commerce activity. Analysts see AOL's numbers as an indicator of the state of the consumer e-commerce space overall, and Amazon and eBay's numbers seem to support that theory.
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