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Paper Currency Is The New Gold

Business Insider - 15 Jun 2014 02:43
Paper Currency Is The New Gold I have a deal with my colleague Jay. About 2 or 3 times per week, he picks up breakfast for me on his way into the office. In exchange, I pay for his breakfast on those days. When he hands me breakfast (usually a platter...
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This Jarring Photo Shows Why Brazilians Are Upset About The World Cup The World Cup is just getting started and widespread protests have already become an undeniable presence at the tournament. Brazilians have been protesting the tournament since last June, when the country hosted the Conf...
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Tim Cook, Making Apple His Own

The New York Times - 15 Jun 2014 07:17
Tim Cook, Making Apple His Own While the company's enthusiasts impatiently await new wizardry, the new chief executive is trying to make the brand bigger than the next big iThing.
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Watch The First 5 Minutes Of A New Documentary About Segway Inventor Dean Kamen Right Here When it was first announced, Dean Kamen's two-wheeled Segway scooter was supposedly going to change everything, from how we went to the store to buy milk to how our very cities were constructed. The reality turned out t...
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Readers reacted skeptically to the story by reporter Mason Braswell (Mason B below) about growth in the fee-based advisory business, particularly at wirehouses.
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Chinese investors buying up U.S. golf courses

Chicago Tribune - 15 Jun 2014 03:30
Chinese investors buying up U.S. golf courses Eight years ago, Du Sha cashed out his chain of home-improvement centers — the first superstores of their kind in China — with a sale to Home Depot for $100 million.
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SoundCloud's new office in Berlin puts yours to shame On Wednesday, Berlin's The Factory opened (more on the opening) its 16,000 square-meter startup office. While all the other startups (such as 6Wunderkinder, Mozilla, Zendesk, and others) are still waiting to finally move...
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Before You Drink That Soda, Read This

Forbes - 15 Jun 2014 23:55
Before You Drink That Soda, Read This The title of this article (if titles could be ridiculously long) should probably read, “Before you drink that soda, energy drink, fake fruit juice or any other sugar-loaded beverage, read this.”  The average America...
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Why the aerospace industry is investing in 3-D printing

Washington Post - 15 Jun 2014 23:53
They have been used to make everything from pizzas to prosthetic hands to guns. But can 3-D printers churn out entire satellites? That's the goal for some aerospace contractors, who think this technology is poised to rev...
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(Reuters) - France's finance minister said on Sunday that talks between BNP Paribas (BNPP.PA) and U.S. authorities over a potential fine for the bank for breaching U.S. sanctions had progressed towards a "more equitable"...
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The Inside Story Of How Greenpeace Built A Corporate Spanking Machine To Turn The Fortune 500 Into Climate Heroes One day in early March at about 1:00 p.m., a woman wearing conservative business attire and toting a wheeled bag strolled through the front entrance of Procter & Gamble’s 17-story headquarters in downtown Cincinnati. S...
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EU General Court upholds Intel's $1.4 billion fine The European Union's General Court rejected Intel's appeal to overturn the fine levied upon the company for antitrust violations. Intel was found to be using anti-competitive measures against rival Advanced Micro Devices...
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Records show inspection lapse in oil and gas wells

News Observer - 15 Jun 2014 06:01
Federal officials in charge of overseeing the drilling of new oil wells on public land in California let three years pass without inspecting some high-priority sites, according to public records.
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Lessons for Entrepreneurs From the 'Art Of War'

The Huffington Post - 15 Jun 2014 00:37
Lessons for Entrepreneurs From the 'Art Of War' Winning customers as an entrepreneur in a startup has many parallels to a young army trying to penetrate some formidable new and unfamiliar territory. You need a strategy as well as a goal, and you need to pick your batt...
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Sioux City leaders plan agricultural expo project

Miami Herald - 15 Jun 2014 23:56
Northwest Iowa leaders hope to use a new tax incentive program to cover much of the $10 million cost of a proposed Sioux City development featuring a proposed 160,000-square-foot agricultural expo center.
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How Billionaire Brands Control Your Life

Forbes - 15 Jun 2014 23:55
How Billionaire Brands Control Your Life Billionaires influence your life in thousands of ways--from the shoes you wear, the beer your drink and the smart phone buzzing in your pocket. In fact, there's a good chance your using a billionaire product this very mo...
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It's a simple, straightforward question for most entrepreneurs. Where is your company based? But for Joseph Kopser, it's not so cut and dry. "It's complicated," said Kopser, one of the founders of the transportation star...
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What's The Secret Of Secret's Success? Seven Deadly Sins Inside One Mobile App The seven deadly sins: wrath, avarice, sloth, pride, lust, envy, and gluttony. I've heard investors like Reid Hoffman, Tim Chang and Dave McClure all say that they look for some of these elements in a startup's product ...
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The State Department announced on Sunday that it would be increasing security at the U.S. embassy in Baghdad due to the recent violence in northern Iraq. "The Embassy of the United States in Baghdad remains open and will...
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Coin Pocket picks up speed after Apple lifts its Bitcoin wallet ban Good news for iPhone-wielding Bitcoin heads.
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Turn Mid-Year Reviews Into Mid-Year Previews If you manage employees and are responsible for having a mid-year review discussion this month, there is a simple way to turn these discussions into something truly meaningful that will boost performance and build strong...
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Moroccan Tycoon Moulay Elalamy's Saham Group Acquires Rwandan Insurance Firm Saham Finances, a Pan-African insurance company founded by Moroccan business tycoon, Moulay Hafid Elalamy, has reportedly acquired a 66% stake in Corar-AG, one of the largest insurance providers in Rwanda, for an undiscl...
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