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Avoid profit-killing discounts and price wars by differentiating yourself, your firm and your offering from the competition. When you're selling against a lower-priced competitor, you have two choices: discount or differentiate.
Read More »Video: Fetal genetic code mapped: What it means for you
Researchers say, for the first time, they've mapped the genetic code of a fetus. Dr.
Read More »Apple Settling On $2.25 Million Sum In Australian "4G" iPad Issues
News updates all day from Fast Company. Apple has been under fire from Australian authorities over claims it misled consumers there with information that the new iPad is a "4G" device.
Read More »Facebook Opens The Door On Its App Center
Over 600 apps listed in the company's new hub. Facebook today launched the App Center it announced last month . The goal is
Read More »1 in 10 cases of tuberculosis in China are drug-resistant
One in 10 cases of tuberculosis in China cannot be treated by the most commonly-used drugs
Read More »CDC: 11 infants contracted herpes due to controversial Jewish circumcision practice
In Metzitzah b'peh, the mohel - who performs procedure - uses mouth to remove blood from circumcision wound, increasing the risk of transmitting diseases
Read More »CDC: Majority of older teens text while driving
Survey found 58 percent of high school seniors texted or emailed while driving during previous month; 43 percent of high school juniors acknowledged the same
Read More »Researchers sequence fetus’ entire genome from mom’s blood and dad’s saliva
Current methods to test genetic disease risk in unborn babies may lead to side effects like miscarriage
Read More »Investigation reveals morning-after pill may not prevent implantation
Pro-choice activists have claimed that the morning after pill is essentially abortion, but an NY Times investigation may show the pills don't prevent implantation but only ovulation
Read More »Apple Rumor Patrol: What To Expect At WWDC 2012
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference starts next week with a Tim Cook keynote, so the rumor mill is spinning frantically.
Read More »Does Your Phone Know How Happy You Are? The Emotion-Recognition Industry Comes Giddily Of Age
Who among us has never growled like a cave person at their laptop? Or giggled uncontrollably into a smartphone
Read More »Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Scotland grows to 51 cases
Scottish Health Secretary said cases had risen by 24 new infections overnight
Read More »Overweight people with large waists have almost equal risk of developing diabetes as obese people
7 percent of men with a waist size of over 40 inches and 4.4 percent of women with a waist size of will develop type 2 diabetes
Read More »Voxy’s Paul Gollash Makes Language Learning Social, Local, And Mobile
Voxy is more than Rosetta Stone meets The New York Times--it also provides location-based lessons about your immediate surroundings, and provides access to tutors via video chats. "Language learning is like learning how to cook or how to surf," says Voxy founder Paul Gollash. It’s not something that is best learned in a classroom.
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