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CHICAGO - Digital mapmaker Navteq Corp. said Tuesday it expanded its agreement with AOL-owned MapQuest to provide it access to all of the 73 countries in its map database, as well as future country releases.
Financial terms were not disclosed. Navteq previously had access to about 63 countries, according to a company spokeswoman.
MapQuest will use Navteq data in its Internet and mobile applications.
Shares of Navteq fell 10 cents to $76.19 in afternoon trading. AOL is a division of Time Warner Inc.
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