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Facebook keeps advertisements on newsfeed

Facebook reviewed number of ads in relation to revenue growth and number of users. Due to the number of advertisements on Facebook, younger teens had not been using the site.


US stocks fall as Federal Reserve retains bond buying program

The Federal Reserve announcement that it would continue with its monthly bond purchases caused US stocks to drop.

US Fed says it will stick with bond buying policy

The US central bank said it was going to continue its purchases of bonds worth USD 85 billion a month to keep interest rates low.

F-35 hits first ground target

The F-35 fighter jet dropped its first bomb to hit a ground target in its first delivery test. The Pentagon said F-35 fighter jet hit its first ground target in a delivery test.


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WebMD's acquisition of tech startup Avado would help the healthcare resource website regain its position back as a market leader.
Majority of the economists deduced that the size of the US Federal Reserve's bond-buying program would not be tapered.
PayPal's startup initiative might have been the company's way of giving back to its customers as the payment services company's growth continued to climb to astronomical heights.
Apple would be adding public transit directions in its Maps software soon. A job listing for a developer accidentally leaked Apple Inc's plans for its mapping software by mistake.
Intel Corp was reportedly nearing an agreement to exit from its television service business with Verizon Communications Inc.
Tablet and mobile maker hired Ashton Kutcher to provide design and marketing inputs in attempt to steal away Apple consumers.
Owners of Tesla Model S cars could now drive from the Mexican border to Vancouver thanks to the Tesla Supercharger station network.
UPS' new navigation system helps drivers use less fuel. United Parcel Service Inc. (UPS), one of the world's biggest package shipping company, uses customer data, drivers, and vehicles for its new route guidance system, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Google Inc had been going to extreme lengths to keep the purpose of its new infrastructure secret. In a report by Reuters, Google Inc went to great lengths keeping its latest infrastructure project under wraps.
Venture capitalists said drones, largely used for military or scientific purposes, would be used for commercial purposes in the future.