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Mike Miller victim of NBA luxury bill
Mike Miller's salary pushed the Miami Heat's financial status towards luxury tax level, granting the team the power of amnesty.
Miami Heat rebounds statement on Miller amnesty
The Miami Heat released Mike Miller by invoking the amnesty clause. Following the famous release of Metta World Peace, Mike Miller is the latest NBA player on the receiving end of the amnesty clause.
Gowalla CEO and Instagram designer leaves Facebook
Gowalla's CEO Josh Williams and Instagram's lead designer Tim Van Damme announced their exit from Facebook.
Companies to invest more in SEO, Facebook marketing
According to a recent study, businesses spend most of their marketing budgets for paid search, search engine optimization, and Facebook marketing.
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Reserve Bank of India's decision to increase borrowing costs eliminated the country's largest bond gains and further extended the US$8 billion fund outflow.
President Francois Hollande would set out Eur3 billion in expenditure cuts and close tax gaps in face of poll slump.
A new report from the GreySpark Partners showcase the greater flexibility and efficiency of multi dealer platforms compared to other structures.
After receiving amnesty from the LA Lakers, Metta World Peace accepted the offer of the New York Knicks.
To small businesses, Major League baseball is the perfect opportunity to boost their businesses. Yeonis Cespedes' name became known to almost everyone with a television or internet access.
KTVU fired the intern responsible for the blunder, while others sue NBC for non-payment and non-education.
Opus Bank gears up for the expansion of its Income Property Banking division with the creation of Commercial Real Estate Banking division.
In an attempt to lure investors, Monte dei Paschi removed the bylaw stating that other investors will own no more than 4% of total shares
Lowth, current CFO AstraZeneca, will leave this October to become the CFO and Executive Director of BG Group
Foresight Group invested GBP3.5 million in the buy-in management buyout of Aerospace Tooling. Foresight Group announced that it invested GBP3. 5 million or US$5.




