Twitter users boycotted the lack of action by the social media platform against violent tweets. Twitter has become a dangerous place, especially for high profile individuals.
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Microsoft cuts Surface pro tablet's price by US$100
Microsoft cut the Surface pro tablet's price by US$100 after the tech giant revealed that marketing the tablet cost more than the earnings it brought in.
Facebook rewards US$1 million to bug hunters
Facebook paid US$1 million to security researchers for the last two years. Facebook, a social networking titan, said it paid more than US$1 million to security researchers within the last two years.
Obama's reprieve can aid Apple's sales, hurt Samsung
Analysts said that US President Barack Obama's ruling could aid the sales of Apple and could be Samsung's setback.
Google's Moto X is crucial but not enough - analysts
Analysts said that Google's Moto X would not be enough to aid it in establishing a stronger presence in the growing smartphone market.
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anais+adan hits it big with the newest Royal being pictured wearing their swaddle. For a few moments, the world saw the youngest UK royal, Prince George as he was carried from the hospital to the royal car.
The sale of 92% of Bulgarian pension fund Doverie is now being flagged for the lack of documentation and information.
While there is still no winner for the Powerball, the winnings may not be a solution but a future problem.
An class action suit on employee discrimination filed against Wal-Mart was dismissed by a federal court judge.
Berkshire Hathaway announced its reported earnings and its company portfolio growth. The second quarter profit for Berkshire Hathaway Inc increased by 46%.
The US State Department announced an international travel alert for terrorist attacks in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia.
H&M unveils its online store after several launch delays. Hennes & Mauritz had recently announced the launch of its online sales operations for the US market.
Facebook believed that advertisement price US$2.5 million per day was reasonable considering the potential of 1 billion users watching the 15-second long video ad.
The stocks of LinkedIn surged up to 10% today even with trailing revenue projections. Today, LinkedIn stocks rose up to 10% after the company reported its second quarter earnings.
