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Wed April 10, 2013
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(Salon)
 
 
 
Google's war against non-news. Oh Fark
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(Tech Crunch)
 
 
 
New startup Coinsetter set to bring leveraged bitcoin trading to the masses. What could possibly go wrong?
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(US News)
 
 
 
Newspaper circulation revenue rises for first time in more than a decade. Media experts suspect people are becoming nostalgic for the days of reading the morning paper, or a lot of puppies have recently been adopted
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(Boston.com)
 
 
 
Hostess approves the sale of the Twinkie filling
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(Chicago Trib)
 
 
 
United Airlines comes in last in transportation survey, just slightly behind Wells Fargo stage coaches
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(9)
 
(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Dogs and cats living together. China posting a trade DEFICIT. These are truly the end times
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(18)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Smart: Avoiding a big car payment by buying a nice used car. Dumbass: Avoiding a big car payment by taking out a 97-month long car loan on a new car
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(Yahoo)
 
 
 
U.S. Employers have more job openings than at any other time in nearly five years, they are in no hurry to fill them. We're living in a fear-based environment right now, thanks Obama
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(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
Sure, Jobs is dead, Apple stock is down, the iPhone 5 and iPad mini were uninspired refreshes, but there's no reason to think that Apple is in....oh......oh no
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Tue April 09, 2013
(Electronista)
 
 
 
Following news that Google is bringing its fiber service to Austin, a rep for AT&T says they'll offer fiber in the city too.... they just don't know exactly where, or how much it will cost, or when. But it will be just as good. Please don't leave us
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(Zero Hedge)
 
 
 
Good news everyone: Small business are looking to hire. Oh shiat, wait: No one
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(Today)
 
 
 
Spanx sued for patent, good taste infringement
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(The New York Times)
 
 
 
KPMG has apparently decided not to play Arthur Andersen to Herbalife's Enron, resigns as auditor. With some BS excuse about insider trading thrown in to cover their asses
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(Fox Business)
 
 
 
Nothing to see, just another tax season article on IRS deductions that .... Wait, beer is deductible?
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(The New York Times)
 
 
 
This week in Sentences No One Has Said Before: "America is suffering a serious lack of lawyers"
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(The Business Journals)
 
 
 
Failed Blockbuster Video store to become burger joint. Redbox executives call emergency meeting to discuss how to make kiosks dispense burgers
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(Some Guy)
 
 
 
Sure it's pimping, but Jen here gas got a kick-ass website. Yoga AND public relations. Granted, it looks like the PR biz fizzed. So stretch it out
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(ABC)
 
 
 
Apparently there are these things called "trains" run by a company called "Amtrak" which many people continually ride in and visit neat places. Who knew?
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(The Motley Fool)
 
 
 
Bank of America says it's sorry. Now believe our sappy message and give us another chance so our stocks will go up - because that is what really matters
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Mon April 08, 2013
(CNBC)
 
 
 
Ron Johnson resigns as JC Penney's CEO, will be replaced by former CEO Mike Ullman, who will do the job for "just $1 million"
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(Quartz)
 
 
 
Hoarding a digital currency is so crazy it just might be genius
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(CNN)
 
 
 
Top Paid CEOs. Bonus: as a slideshow
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(55)
 
(SFGate)
 
 
 
New finding: good airlines preferred over ungood airlines
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(ABC Local)
 
 
 
Ric Romero drops some knowledge on big-screen TV picture quality. "A big-screen television can turn your home into a theater. But you want that picture to be perfect"
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(The New York Times)
 
 
 
NYTimes lets the lesser classes in on a secret that the business and education elite have known for years: "Professional conferences" are just employer-sponsored vacations. Back to that stamping machine, Citizen
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(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Why Jay-Z has 5 career$, and you don't
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(Bloomberg)
 
 
 
Bootstrappy Red States want to swap out the US Dollar with gold coins. Unfortunately, all their debts are in US Dollars. Good luck with that, boys
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(Yahoo)
 
 
 
China saw how much financial fun the US had after letting banks hide risky assets from balance sheets, and decides they want to play too
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Sun April 07, 2013
(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
10 things that bars won't tell you, even if the spirit moves them
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Sat April 06, 2013
(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Get ready for the next bull market
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(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Great ready for the next bear market
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(Daily Tech)
 
 
 
New report says that within 4 years tablets will outsell desktop computers, laptops computers, VCRs,
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(Examiner)
 
 
 
New report says that Microsoft could be obsolete in 4 years, This is not a repeat from the launch of Windows 98
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(IGN)
 
 
 
Electronic Arts, headed for Consumerist's 'Worst Company in America'-- second year running-- preempts criticism: "Many continue to claim the Always-On function in SimCity is a DRM scheme. ... We can't be any clearer - it's not. Period"
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Fri April 05, 2013
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
Bank of America introduces new ATM, allowing you to be virtually screwed by a teller
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(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Lincoln's new image fails to win support. This is not a repeat from 1865
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(NBC News)
 
 
 
This may come as a shock to some of you, but the Church of Scientology ran a sham drug treatment center to recruit members and scam people out of money
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Thu April 04, 2013
(CNN)
 
 
 
"Apple's core business is selling end users flash memory at steep markups": so that's a "buy" rating for AAPL
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(BusinessWeek)
 
 
 
Apple uses huge cash reserve to buy back stock and issue special dividend to repay investors suffering from 38% drop in share price over last 6 months. Just kidding, they're building a space-ship shaped "corporate Shangri-La" HQ instead
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(Washington Times)
 
 
 
House prices are going up: that's good. But only because investors are scooping them up as rentals making it hard for first time homebuyers to get them: that's bad. But rent is going down: that's good. Which could cause a second crash:that's bad
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(ICIJ)
 
 
 
Someone just leaked to investigative journalists 260 gigabytes of data containing 30 years worth of records for over 100,000 offshore shell companies and trusts in 186 countries linked to some of the world's most powerful people. Let the games begin
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(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
Lululemon executive steps down in the wake of the transparent yoga pants scandal. Her job prospects are said to be stretched pretty thin, with only a lot of junk visible ahead
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(Business News Daily)
 
 
 
What do you call a smiling and courteous person at a bar association convention? The caterer
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(Smithsonian Magazine)
 
 
 
Overlooked industry that is currently booming in the USA: sperm exports. IN YOUR FACE, CHINA
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(Short List)
 
 
 
Behold, the most beautiful McDonald's in the world
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(ABC Action News)
 
 
 
Jeesh people, didn't you ever watch Seinfeld?
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(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
The geeky romance between Best Buy and Target is over, although they promise to still remain friends
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(My Fox Boston)
 
 
 
Stay in school, kids. Really, just stay there
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(Salon)
 
 
 
This Is Why We Hate Corporations | Season #156 | Episode #26,813
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(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
Feds push new meat labels that will tell consumers where animals were born, raised and slaughtered. Your hamburger is Bess4815162342, born and raised in factory farm 3F127, and died a natural death by stun gun 12 days ago. Enjoy your meal
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(UPI)
 
 
 
Business offers window washing, pressure washing and gutter cleaning by men dressed in kilts. Things are definitely looking up
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Wed April 03, 2013
(Today)
 
 
 
Food scientists successfully crossbreed glazed donuts with Egg McMuffins
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(The Japan News)
 
 
 
American-style supersizing of Japan is in process, as restaurants and retailers offer biggie-sized versions of yakitori, bento, and steaks for minimal increase in price
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(Forbes)
 
 
 
If you buy a regular-sized gray dress at Target, it's called "heather gray." If you buy the plus-sized version, it's called "manatee gray." Hmmm
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(Engadget)
 
 
 
$50,000 prize awarded for non-violent solution to robocallers, although violence is always an option
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(The New York Times)
 
 
 
Everything is marked down at JC Penney. Even the CEO
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(38)
 
(The Raw Story)
 
 
 
Iranian dairy company makes a five ton tub of ice cream to break a world's record. Or as Americans call that, the "party size"
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(The Register)
 
 
 
Apple vs Samsung patent judge rules that most of the stupid crap you can do on a smartphone had already been invented long ago
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(The Daily Dolt)
 
 
 
October 2012: Mitt Romney calls Tesla a loser investment. November 2012: Tesla Model S voted Motor Trend's Car of the Year. March 2013: Tesla reports 1Q profit. Say, wasn't Mitt also in some sort of voting contest in November 2012?
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(The Business Journals)
 
 
 
Antennas Direct must be doing something right as their sales have tripled and Charter Cable is banning their ads
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(Adweek)
 
 
 
Craft beer makers vow to fight MillerCoors and AB InBev's attempts to market faux craft brew brands, offer snobbiest beer snob comment ever: "We are selling community, and they are selling liquid"
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