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International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) To Layoff Over 100,000 Employees It has been reported that International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) will be laying off 26% of its global workforce next week. According to Robert X. Cringely, a contributor at Forbes, IBM is set to launch a transf...
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Tila Tequila Wins AVN Award For Best Celebrity Sex Tape Over Farrah Abraham And Mima Faust And the Oscar goes to... The post Tila Tequila Wins AVN Award For Best Celebrity Sex Tape Over Farrah Abraham And Mima Faust appeared first on Popdust.
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KeyMouse offers a truly unique keyboard/mouse combo An ergonomic keyboard/mouse combo you can use from a recliner chair. The post KeyMouse offers a truly unique keyboard/mouse combo appeared first on AppleTell.
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How The Secrets Of The Samurai Can Help You Achieve Laser-Focus Sports psychologist Dr. Jonathan Fader helps professional athletes overcome adversity using techniques that rely on various types of imagery. One method incorporates elements of the approach used by the ancient samurai w...
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The World's Most Accurate Apple Analyst Is Predicting Mind-Melting iPhone Sales (AAPL) Apple reports its earnings next Tuesday, Jan. 27. According to Ming Chi Kuo, analyst at KGI Securities, the company will report mind-melting iPhone sales. In a new report picked up at Apple Insider, Kuo forecasts Apple s...
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Greeks head to the polling booths for the third time in less than three years to elect a new government, a vote that could determine the country's future in the eurozone and reverberate across Europe.
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10 facts about birthday girl Princess Charlene

Hello Magazine - 25 Jan 2015 01:00
10 facts about birthday girl Princess Charlene Princess Charlene of Monaco celebrates her 37th birthday on 25 January. The elegant wife of...
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Belgium sees some room to discuss Greek debt program

News Observer - 25 Jan 2015 23:56
Belgium's finance minister sees some room to discuss the "modalities" of the Greek debt program with the other eurozone nations after Sunday's election victory of the left-wing Syriza party that…
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That's Cool: Ice Energy Heats up Storage Market The market for storing wind and solar-generated electricity could become a multibillion-dollar industry in the next decade, analysts say.
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Most Popular Space Heater: DeLonghi Oil-Filled

Life Hacker - 25 Jan 2015 22:03
Most Popular Space Heater: DeLonghi Oil-Filled Our space heater voting ended up being a dead heat, but the Delonghi Oil Filled 1500W Radiator ran the hottest in the end, figuratively. Oil filled space heaters have a slower start up time, but ultimately tend to be mor...
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Why Everyone Is So Excited About Ultra-HD TV

Business Insider - 25 Jan 2015 23:53
Why Everyone Is So Excited About Ultra-HD TV It has been all the hype for the past few years at CES, and it can now be found in any store selling televisions. 4K technology is here and here to stay. But is it the right time to buy? Watch to learn how 4K technology ...
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It's after five but before seven on a recent Friday evening, and across Clarendon, despite the odds, office workers have found themselves sitting in front of discounted drinks. Happy hour in Virginia is a somewhat secret...
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'You can't handle the truth': 'SNL' takes on Patriots' deflated balls Tom Brady is completely nuts and knows absolutely nothing about balls, at least according to "Saturday Night Live."
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Fake Colleges Attract Attention From Federal Investigators

The Huffington Post - 25 Jan 2015 05:21
Fake Colleges Attract Attention From Federal Investigators SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- From her hometown in India in 2010, Bhanu Challa said she had no reason to doubt that Tri-Valley University was a legitimate American school where she could pursue a master's degree. Its website fea...
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In the late 1980s, a U.S. diplomat in Riyadh went to ask a small favor from then Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, who replied: A friend who doesn't help you is no better than an enemy who does you no harm.
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Chinese Developer to Build San Francisco's 2nd Tallest Tower The skyline of downtown San Francisco is about to be transformed by a pair of towering buildings totalling two million square feet (186,000 square metres) and the force behind this megadeal is a little-known developer fr...
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Forecasting Knicks' draft hopes: Is Okafor really No. 1 pick? The NBA Draft is still five months away. The NCAA Tournament remains a long way off. The conference season isn't halfway over. But, already, fans of the leagues dregs --...
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America Is Exhibiting A Symptom Of A Dying Free-Enterprise System For the first time in 35 years, American business deaths now outnumber business births. --Jim Clifton, CEO, Gallup Polls I've been self-employed since 1998, and let me tell you, the life of a business owner isn't easy. I...
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When Marissa Mayer Became CEO Of Yahoo She Let Thousands Of Employees Ditch Their BlackBerrys For 'Real' Smartphones (YHOO) Shortly after Marissa Mayer became CEO of Yahoo in 2012, she instituted a new smartphone policy for employees. In his book on Yahoo and Mayer's tenure as CEO there, Nicholas Carlson writes that Yahoo employees were still...
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Lower Fuel Prices To Hurt Tesla (TSLA): JP Morgan

Bidness etc. - 25 Jan 2015 17:01
Lower Fuel Prices To Hurt Tesla (TSLA): JP Morgan Ryan Brinkman, automobile equity research analyst at JP Morgan, cut the price target on Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock from $190 to $180, while reiterating a Neutral recommendation. He cited lower fuel prices as th...
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The rate of U.S. union membership fell slightly in 2014, continuing a trend that suggests the labor movement will have to step up efforts if it's to rebound from a decades-long slide.
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African Americans for decades flocked to Prince George's County to be part of a phenomenon that has been rare in American history: a community that grew more upscale as it became more black. The county became a national ...
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