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Location American Startup News for 17 June 2013
Keaton Row rescues fashion victims by connecting them with personal stylists online Keaton Row is a fashion startup reigning in the "future of personal styling" with an online, affordable process that has customers spending 7x the average e-commerce customer, and coming back for more.
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This tiny Raspberry Pi trojan horse could be a cute little backdoor into your corporate network You gotta love security geeks -- they can make it so easy for you. At least, if you're a black hat hacker.
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Medivo raises $15M to bridge gap between patients and physicians Health startup Medivo has raised $15 million to expand its health monitoring platform that connects doctors, consumers, and clinical labs. The company's vision is to save and improve lives through faster and easier acces...
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Google's Chromebooks could finally get their big break in Walmart and Staples stores Targeting the back-to-school shopping rush, Google announced today that its Chromebook computers will soon be headed to even more major retail stores.
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Q&A With Chuck Slaughter, Living Goods Founder And CEO Test ideas quickly and cheaply, and remember that widespread social impact cannot be accomplished alone. Those are two pieces of advice from one of Schwab Foundation's social entrepreneurs of 2013, Chuck Slaughter, the f...
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Asset Classes Wealthy Investors Love In 2013 Every investors knows to follow the money, and the money likes these top 10 investment ideas in 2013, according to U.K. investment bank Schroders. Of course, their 14,800 respondents from the U.S. to Japan could be alway...
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In The Bond Markets, A Bloodletting

Forbes - 17 Jun 2013 22:10
In The Bond Markets, A Bloodletting Investors continued to dump bond funds in mid-June, with a new outflow record set for the second week running, fund trackers at EPFR Global in Cambridge, Mass. said Monday.
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Digg's Google Reader replacement due out next week

Venture Beat - 17 Jun 2013 21:42
Digg's Google Reader replacement due out next week A beta version of news-curation service Digg's long-awaited RSS reader is scheduled to arrive next week, the team announced on its blog today. For many, this will replace the nearly retired Google Reader.
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YouSendIt renaming itself to get rid of the 'send' branding YouSendIt says it's getting a new name because it does a lot more than let you send files.
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Volatility Is A Pivotal Force In The Market's Unrelenting Drive Toward New Record Highs - Or Lows Attention investors! Here's a reminder that will prove invaluable as market volatility continues: Embrace volatility and take advantage of the opportunities it offers. Volatility isn't a dirty word that connotes ominous ...
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St. Louis forming $100M startup fund to send deals flowing down the Mississippi Civic and business leaders are raising $100 million to kick the region's burgeoning startup scene up a notch. Dubbed the Regional Entrepreneurship Initiative (REI), it seeks to attract venture capital to fund new venture...
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Edward Snowden: Google & Facebook's PRISM denials were 'misleading' The NSA whistle-blower didn't approve of the way Google and other tech companies handled their responses to the PRISM reports.
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Mars, lasers, and robots: Making holes in Mars

Venture Beat - 17 Jun 2013 20:33
Mars, lasers, and robots: Making holes in Mars Over the course of 20 minutes, Curiosity fired its million-watt laser at a tiny section of Martian soil 20 times.
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Kyocera announces $89M deal to provide solar energy to Japan's farming community Kyocera will provide 30MW of solar power generating systems to alternative energy project that powers Japan's agricultural community.
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Uncle Sam's Growing Investment Portfolio

Forbes - 17 Jun 2013 20:02
Uncle Sam's Growing Investment Portfolio The federal government has been borrowing rapidly to finance recent budget deficits. But that's not the only reason it's gone deeper into debt. Uncle Sam also borrows to issue loans, build up cash, and make other financi...
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Microsoft doubles speech recognition speed while improving accuracy I'm sure you're happy to know that deep neural networks perform significantly better than shallow networks. But you might be thrilled to learn that Microsoft has doubled the speed at which it can translate what you say ...
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GitHub redesigns repos 'for everyday use'

Venture Beat - 17 Jun 2013 19:57
GitHub redesigns repos 'for everyday use' Social coding site GitHub has just launched Repository Next, a new design for repos that puts the focus on content, speed, and everyday use.
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Intel CTO hints at watch-like smart device for texting Intel CTO confirms the company is working on "novel display devices" in a conversation about smartwatches.
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700 Beers A Year: The Endless Tinkering Of Sam Adams Innovation is hard. Just ask Kodak, Blockbuster, Nokia or Dell. But for some companies a culture of experimentation and invention seems to come naturally. Why?
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Top Brands: Most Innovative

Forbes - 17 Jun 2013 19:20
Top Brands: Most Innovative Top Brands for Innovation and Research
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China now has the most powerful supercomputer in the world The Tianhe-2 was ranked No. 1 on the TOP500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers. This marks China's first return to the top position since November 2010, when the Tianhe-1A was named top dog.
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50 Top Colleges With Space And Tuition Discounts Despite May 1 deadlines, many colleges still have space.The following 50 colleges appear in Princeton Reviews guide to the best colleges and many will happily offer steep discounts in form of tuition grants.
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