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You’ve taken the plunge and invested in an iPad. Like millions of others, you love it. It's light and keeps a remarkable 10-hour charge
Read More »The 10 Most Creative People On Twitter
For the third year in a row we have put together a list of the 100 Most Creative People in Business.
Read More »Groupon’s Andrew Mason Has Already Cashed In Nearly $28 Million In Stock
Not a bad for 2.5 years' work for the CEO involved with the latest hottest IPO. On Thursday, we wrote about how Groupon CEO Andrew Mason is only making a salary of $575 this year
Read More »iFive: Sony Hacked Again, Gmail Scam Hit White House, Facebook Vs. Ceglia, Adobe Vs. Apple, Sales Tax Going Online
Monday's when we finally hear all about Apple's cloud services offering iCloud. We don't know much, but thanks to enterprising photographers at the Moscone West center where Apple's event will be held, we now know what the logo looks like
Read More »Aaron Levie, CEO Of Box.net, On The Future Of The Cloud
For this installment of our forward-looking Crystal Ballin' series we speak with the man who founded his could-based file-sharing platform in college.
Read More »Dark Clouds: Quickbooks Payroll Outage
This was a bad week for Intuit. But, it was even worse for employees who count on Intuit's Quickbooks payroll services to process their direct deposit paychecks via the cloud. Unfortunately, the "cloud" had an outage just in time for the first of the month
Read More »Do You Need Recurring Revenue?
John Warrillow, author of Built to Sell, answers questions from readers about building a sellable business.
Read More »Disney To Stream Videos, Food Pyramid Is Swapped For A Plate, Jack Ma Tells Yahoo To Split, And More…
The Fast Company reader's essential source for breaking news and innovation from around the web--updated all day. Disney Goes Hulu Disney will launch a video-streaming site for their content within a year, according CEO Bob Iger.
Read More »The "Apply With LinkedIn" Button Will Not Disrupt HR Industry
By increasing the volume of "spray-and-pray" candidates, is LinkedIn really helping the hiring process?
Read More »Summer Hours: HR Policy Highlight
Summer hours can be a perk with more bang for your buck than more traditional employee benefits.
Read More »Groupon Files for IPO
The discount-of-the-day site filed its papers today to become a publicly traded company. It's official.
Read More »How Much Is Your Business Logo Worth?
John Warrillow, author of Built to Sell, answers questions from readers about building a sellable business.
Read More »True Tales From Trademarkia: When Twitter Was A Christmas-Ornament Company
Trademarkia, a searchable repository of trademark and logo information, helps ensure that your business ideas don't infringe on anyone else's rights. It's also a great brainstorming tool for your brand--after all, "Twitter," "Yahoo," and "Googles" failed the first time around, and their trademarked names were ripe for the picking. Raj Abhyanker remembers one of his first encounters in the world of trademarks.
Read More »How to Survive YouTuberty, Those Awkward Years Before Your Videos Go Viral
For every dreamy, world-famous Justin Bieber, there are thousands of would-be YouTube sensations still stuck in the awkward limbo years between utter obscurity and fame. Call it YouTuberty. Luckily, YouTube itself is on a newly invigorated mission to guide the fledgling famous from their first viral hit to ad sponsorship, and out into the wider world of the business of entertainment
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