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Location American Startup News for 28 November 2012
How to Read Business Body Language Like a Pro - 1st Tip Your co-workers, clients and business partners are constantly telling you exactly what they think and feel - and it often has nothing at all to do with the words they speak.  Body language tends to reveal underlying m...
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How to Avoid Being a Startup Failure

Forbes - 28 Nov 2012 17:00
How to Avoid Being a Startup Failure Startups drive the U.S. economy. Virtually all net job growth comes from startups, while existing firms are actually net job destroyers.
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The Disastrous Effects of a 'Mostly Aligned' Executive Team This week my colleague Ken Perlman expands on the commonly overlooked risks inherent in a lack of executive alignment. He explains why alignment is essential, and how he's witnessed executives fail to see the value in it...
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This article is by David Hoo and Michael von Gonten, principal consultants at research firm Effective Marketing Management.
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Issa to Reddit: It’s ‘abundantly clear’ lawmakers don’t understand how new laws will impact the Internet Congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) took to Reddit this morning to answer questions about recently introduced legislation that would place a two-year ban on legislators and regulators from creating new laws or regulation...
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Murder and the Reinvention of Community Philanthropy Hser Ner Moo, a seven-year-old refugee from Burma was brutally murdered by another refugee in South Salt Lake City in March 2008.  The murder helped to catalyze the community around a radical shift in the operation of...
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Spun’s sweet new iPhone app tells you the best things happening in your city right now As a New Yorker, sometimes it’s hard for me to keep up with the best things going on right now. The quite cool new Spun app might be just what I need to get my act together.
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Big Data’s dirty secret: Companies are storing data, but don’t know what to do with it! On stage at CloudBeat, Sequoia's Bill Coughran said he had spoken with dozens of companies that had collected unstructured data (texts, emails, reports, and so on), but had no idea about what to do once it was stored.
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Spreadsheet editing finally comes to the Google Drive mobile apps With the addition of spreadsheet editing, Google Drive is finally becoming useful for power users.
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How SFR’s ‘Chocolate Factory’ produced a cloud service business in four months SFR's Numergy division has raised $300 million and it is targeting $400 million in revenues in four years.
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Relive your top 2012 moments with this nostalgic instant video tool Feeling nostalgic? Skip the endless status-update sifting and turn to startup Animoto to relive your top moments of 2012.
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Hotelier Jennie Chua's New Challenge: Bringing Jollibee Fast Food to Singapore A grande dame hotelier finds a new challenge bringing Jollibee fast food to Singapore.
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With Windows Blue, Microsoft looks to take a page out of Apple’s Mac OS X playbook Windows 8 is here. Windows Blue, apparently, is next.
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If your company has valuable intellectual property (IP), you should consider taking advantage of a “patent box” regime as a strategy for reducing global tax costs.
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Why did Apple Fire the Maps Product Manager? The tech news sites all reported yesterday that Richard Williamson, who oversaw the maps team at Apple, was fired, because of the recent Apple Maps PR fiasco.
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9 Things A Boss Should Never Say, Part 2: I am amazed, as are many of you, at how many insensitive and cruel bosses there are in the world.  Following the stunning response from readers throughout the world who've read and responded to my recent article...
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Everything.me secures $25M because smart simply isn’t good enough Everything.me raises $25 million to make smart phones "dynamic" by presenting apps you may need in real-time.
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India’s $35 Aakash2 tablet debuts at the United Nations With its second Aakash tablet, India has to convince the world it has learned from the mistakes from its first.
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Cloud experts say healthcare is the “perfect storm” For cloud technology companies that are brave enough to tackle the healthcare industry, it's a perfect storm -- there are major challenges and opportunities.
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Amazon launches RedShift for massive petabyte-scale data analysis in the cloud With RedShift, Amazon promises to reduce data storage costs below $1,000 per terabyte per year, a tenth the price of most data warehousing solutions.
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Nebula CEO & former NASA CTO Chris Kemp: ‘Next year is the year of OpenStack’ Chris Kemp has an impressive resume: a co-founder of OpenStack, former NASA CTO, and CEO of next-gen private cloud startup Nebula. Today he predicted next year would be the year of OpenStack.
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MyHeritage acquires Geni and $25M to build family tree of the whole world MyHeritage raises $25 million and acquires family tree site Geni.
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