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Many entrepreneurs actually refuse to do financial projections beyond the first year, insisting that no one can predict the future.

Many entrepreneurs actually refuse to do financial projections beyond the first year, insisting that no one can predict the future. What they might not know is that investors look at projections not merely as predictions, but more as commitments from the founder and his team.

Many entrepreneurs actually refuse to do financial projections beyond the first year, insisting that no one can predict the future.

Ballengee: Favorites Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson each like their chances after the first round of the Masters, even though they're well behind co-leaders Rory McIlroy and Alvaro Quiros.

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Lawmakers in Europe are concentrating their efforts on one aspect of online privacy that may be being overlooked in the rush to "check in" everywhere, and are suggesting your real-time (and historic) geo-tracking data may be as personal as DNA. Digital privacy is seriously in the spotlight at the moment--and in the U.S

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There are hundreds of animals on the IUCN Red List --the definitive list of animals that are threatened with extinction.

Toys "R" Us will soon be selling iPads alongside G.I. Joes, PlayStation games, and Legos

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Many fastest-growing cities, especially those in the developing world, stand to suffer disproportionately from the effects of climate change, a new study reported on Thursday. Few urban areas are taking the necessary steps to protect their residents -- billions of people around the globe -- from such likely events as heat waves and rising seas, according to research to appear in Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability and European Planning Studies.

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You know those solar backpacks they sell?

Shocking new study finds adverse events 10 times more common than previously believed