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Location American Startup News for 30 June 2013
Google Reader goes away tomorrow. Here's what you need to do now Google Reader's last day is July 1, which means you have less than a day to download your subscriptions and find an alternative. Here are three steps to help you out now.
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Jennifer Lopez Love Does Have A Price, Performs For Turkmenistan's Dictator It happened again: for a sizable fee, American icon Jennifer Lopez performs for one of the world's most repressive countries, singing happy birthday to President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov of Turkmenistan. Does anyone on...
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Hexoskin--A Second Skin for the Quantified Athlete And Maybe Even You! The advances of digita health have resulted in advances in medicine and the persona quest for health and wellness. Today, advances in monitoring and tracking of key physiologic data have yielded new strides in conditioni...
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Wikipedia in a nutshell

Venture Beat - 30 Jun 2013 20:10
Wikipedia in a nutshell Even Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has trouble getting his own Wikipedia entry corrected.
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Bay Area transit strike will snarl up commutes on Monday Bay Area workers better find alternate commute plans, as the region's largest train system is going on strike tomorrow.
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Silicon Valley immigration reformers set their sights on Congress Now that an immigration reform bill has passed the Senate, Silicon Valley is targeting lawmakers in the House.
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Apple Inc. and BlackBerry are likely to be in focus Monday after the smartphone companies' stocks lost ground in June.
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A 'Silver Linings Playbook' approach to venture capital The venture capital industry is getting "right sized," but that's ultimately a good thing. Here are the trends that still matter in a smaller but more effective VC industry.
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CEO pay basically not tied to any kind of reality at all (report) Pay for the richest 200 CEOs continues to rise, and it's not usually tied very closely to their companies' performance.
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5 lessons the military can teach you about running a business Guest Post More than 35 years later, I still draw upon five important lessons the military taught me - lessons that I believe executives at startups and SMEs can also employ to achieve success.
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