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Tech Companies Are Bracing for an Extremely Difficult Week

There’s nothing like a sudden sell-off in technology shares to add a little spice into earnings season. It’s never a good sign when stocks begin tumbling well before the first tech giant of the season...

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The Digital Economy Is Profoundly Unequal

Is unbridled innovation good for society? Can we trust the internet? Can we afford not to? These are some of the big picture questions being asked right now at the annual Institute for New Economic...

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Murdoch Regrets Not Hiring Mark Zuckerberg

In a wide-ranging interview with Fortune, the media mogul talks extensively about social media, and concedes News Corp.'s decision to not hire Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was a mistake. He also talks about his ex-wife and presidential pick for 2016

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'Don't Show Up to Davos in a Hoodie'

IBM has been, in many ways, the Teflon tech company. At a time when big Silicon Valley firms like Apple, Google, Yahoo and others have been under fire for everything from tax avoidance, to offshoring,...

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The envelope, postmarked Franklin, Tenn., contained excellent news: an “emerging opportunity” in a cheap Internet stock. “With a $10 million warchest,” read the glossy flyer inside, “LiveDeal is crushing Groupon in pilot markets!” Further down,...

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The Weather Channel Is Finally Coming Back to DirecTV

After a dispute that lasted nearly three months, the Weather Channel is returning to DirecTV Wednesday. The satellite operator and cable network have been feuding over a proposed increase in the fees DirecTV pays to...

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Sesame Street Is Getting Its Own Streaming Service

Add Big Bird to the list of TV stars that are charting new territory online. Today the Sesame Workshop, the non-profit organization behind the children’s classic Sesame Street, announced a new streaming subscription service that...

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Your Twitter Feed Will Return After These Messages

Twitter will introduce a variety of advertising formats over the next six months in an effort to boost revenue and attract new advertisers. The social network's new advertisements will encourage users to download apps

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Nasdaq Tumbles as Tech Stocks Sell Off

The index dropped 2.6 percent to 4,127.73 Friday, its largest one-day plunge since June 2012. The drop was led by some of the market’s biggest tech firms, including Google, Yahoo and Facebook, all of which fell more than 4 percent

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Microsoft Is About to Blow Up ATMs All Over the Country

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Wall Street Sours on Candy Crush IPO

The mobile-game maker King Digital Entertainment missed its initial offering at $22.50 per share ahead of its trading that began this morning on the New York Stock Exchange as shares sank to around $20.50

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O.K., Glass: Make Me Look Good

Google is getting a little help to make its computer headset a bit more stylish, thanks to Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands as Ray-Ban and Oakley. The goal? To combine "high-end technology with avant-garde design"

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There's Turmoil Inside Disney's Magic Kingdom

If Disney’s commercials are to be believed, its theme parks are places where children go to live out their dreams. For a lot of adults inside Walt Disney Co. itself, however, that dream spot seems...

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Every 60 Seconds, Apple Makes More Money Than You Do in a Year

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Google Dodges Privacy Suit

A judge declined to allow a broad-based class action lawsuit that sought compensation from Google for alleged privacy violations. The case sought to address how email services like Gmail collect data on email users and use it for advertising

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