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Groupon’s Lefkofsky is on track to be a billionaire - later
Here is a question most people have never been asked and even fewer have agonized over: Should you take a check for more than $5 billion? Or walk away?
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Location can be important up in the cloud
Although it seems counter-intuitive to consider the physical location of cloud-computing equipment, the Wikileaks-Amazon incident provided an important reminder that location matters when it comes to cloud computing.
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Intel strongarmed Russia into concession: WikiLeaks
U.S. computer chip maker Intel at one point won a vital concession from the Russian government by threatening to pull its operations from the country, a leaked diplomatic cable claimed Tuesday.
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Stores go high-tech to fight sophisticated retail theft
Forget high school kids and troubled housewives. Retail theft has gone high-tech, as more stores adopt cutting-edge technology to battle a crime that has evolved beyond traditional shoplifting.
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Patience pays off for software WIZZ
A month after EleASoft launched a software for entrepreneurs, the company was told by potential investors at Investissement Quebec its product could become obsolete because it was not web based.
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India seeking BlackBerry messages: report
NEW DELHI - The Indian government is talking to companies using Research in Motion's BlackBerry to gain access to their employees' secure communications when it is deemed necessary, an official told the Wall Street Journal.
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RIM buys Swedish firm
Research In Motion has bought Swedish design company The Astonishing Tribe as the BlackBerry maker seeks to enhance the look and functionality of its screens ahead of the launch of its Playbook tablet.
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Deborah Yedlin
Yedlin: Greenback's rocky ride forced central bank's rate decision
The decision by the Bank of Canada to leave rates untouched at one per cent at the same time as the U.S. has decided to leave existing tax cuts in place while in the midst of another stimulus round shouldn't have come as a big surprise.
Lorne Gunter
Gunter: Alberta's second-class status will remain if rep-by-pop bill dies
Canada has one of the most unbalanced democracies in the developed world. The average federal riding in Prince Edward Island, for instance, has only one-third as many voters as the average riding in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
Joseph Quesnel
Quesnel: Aboriginal author attacks economic dependency
In 2009, AIDS activist and former NDP politician Stephen Lewis spoke to an audience at the University of Lethbridge about global health. During questioning, someone asked Lewis about famed Zambian economist Dambisa Moyo.
Christopher Hitchens
Hitchens: Take accountability, Julian Assange
In my most recent book, I reprint some words from a British Embassy cable, sent from Baghdad to the Foreign Office in 1976. The subject is Iraq's new leader. His quiet coup d'etat is reassuringly described as "the first smooth transfer of power since 1958."
