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Location American Startup News for 21 February 2013
The 'LinkedIn for emergencies' is on track for 2.5M users, raised $800K, and is looking for another $2M "The vast majority of organizations put their emergency information on paper," Summers says. "This is an opportunity to leverage networking technology for safety."
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Spec wars start for the PS4: Here's what a chip expert says about its potential performance Some well-know chip experts draw conclusions from their first look at the PlayStation 4's specs.
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13 Tips To Make An IRA Last Longer

Forbes - 21 Feb 2013 23:54
13 Tips To Make An IRA Last Longer Here's how families can stretch out the life and tax benefits of both their Roth and traditional IRAs.
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HP releases not-as-bad-as-expected Q1 2013 earnings, stock up slightly to $17 CEO Meg Whitman was cautiously optimistic about the results.
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CloudOn completes its mobile invasion, puts Microsoft Office on Android phones After successfully bringing Microsoft Office to the iPad, iPhone, and Android tablets, CloudOn is today announcing support for Android phones with version 4.0 of its app.
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This monkey controls a robot on the other side of the world -- just by thinking "This is the complete liberation of the brain from the physical constraints of the body," brain-machine interface scientist Miguel Nicolelis says.
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D-UN Makes Notable Cross Below Critical Moving Average In trading on Thursday, shares of Dundee Real Estate Investment Trust (Toronto: D-UN) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $37.41, changing hands as low as $37.11 per share. Dundee Real Estate Investment Trust s...
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Here's what Facebook Graph Search is doing next

Venture Beat - 21 Feb 2013 22:31
Here's what Facebook Graph Search is doing next The version of Graph Search you're using right now is just a wee little baby demo version of the real thing. Here's what's around the corner.
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No Pussy Riot, no Steve Jobs

Venture Beat - 21 Feb 2013 22:20
No Pussy Riot, no Steve Jobs Guest Post Why hasn't Russia produced more world-changing companies? Perhaps it's because the country doesn't encourage experimentation and rebellion -- essential qualities for entrepreneurs as well as punk rockers.
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Google's Chromebook Pixel: $1,299 for a freaking touchscreen Chromebook No it's not an early April Fool's joke.
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After buying IGN, Ziff Davis is shutting down UGO, 1UP, and GameSpy Publishing company Ziff Davis is shutting down iconic gaming news sites UGO, 1UP, and GameSpy, according to a memo sent to employees by CEO Vivek Shah today.
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PlayStation 4: Sony impresses analysts -- others not convinced the next Xbox won't overshadow it A handful of analysts respond to Sony's PlayStation 4 announcement.
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With $17.3M, Euclid brings power of data to real world retailers Euclid lets brick-and-mortar businesses track consumer behavior to find actionable insights.
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Skyera hooks $51.6M from Dell Ventures to bring affordable SSDs to the enterprise Enterprise solid-state drive maker Skyera has raised $51.6 million in its second round of funding, with hopes that it can make a dent in a crowded flash storage field.
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8 Hot Industries for Startups in 2013

Forbes - 21 Feb 2013 20:57
8 Hot Industries for Startups in 2013 Where are the industries with low barriers to entry, few dominant competitors and growing sales? A recent IBISWorld report identifies these eight sectors as best for startups (figures rounded).
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Mall of America ditches BlackBerry for the Nokia Lumia 920 Spelling more bad news for BlackBerry, The Mall of America has picked the Lumia 920 as its phone of choice.
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Affluents Expect to Cut Back on Luxury Spending in 2013 Typically, spending by affluent consumers tracks with the financial markets. So it stands to reason that marketers of luxury goods and services should be looking ahead at 2013 with some confidence. But not so fast: there...
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Sony's Shu Yoshida talks PlayStation 4: PS3/PSN compatibility, microtransactions, and more Sony overloaded us with information about the PlayStation 4 last night, but many questions still remain.
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'X' marks the spot for Battery Ventures' new $900M fund Battery Ventures closed its tenth fund to support companies of all shapes and sizes, as well as a side fund dedicated to later stage growth and buyouts.
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Twitter joins Facebook, LinkedIn in using DMARC email authentication (too late for Jeep and Burger King) Jeep's Twitter account recently told the world that the iconic brand had been "sold to Cadillac." And Burger King's account started mysteriously promoting McDonalds. Two high-profile hacks in less than a week means, appa...
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Need a nap? Call on your car copilot

Venture Beat - 21 Feb 2013 19:16
Need a nap? Call on your car copilot Self-driving cars are all very well, but what if you are not ready to give up the driver's seat? Gimlet Systems offers an alternative: a car co-pilot, which not only avoids collisions but can train you to be a better dri...
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BPFH Crosses Below Key Moving Average Level

Forbes - 21 Feb 2013 18:53
BPFH Crosses Below Key Moving Average Level In trading on Thursday, shares of Boston Private Financial Holdings, Inc. (NASD: BPFH) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $9.22, changing hands as low as $9.21 per share. Boston Private Financial Holdings, Inc...
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