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Why Some Donald Trump Supporters Are Taking Aim At Pepsi
At a conference last Thursday, PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi sat down with the New York Times' Andrew Ross Sorkin and spoke about topics ranging from soda taxes to what she learned from Steve Jobs before he died.
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Decoding Steve Jobs: Was He a Genius or Cruel?
Jobs was a complicated leader: brilliantly creative and obsessive about every last detail.
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Banks Find Fraud Abounds in Apple Pay
Six months after its launch in the US, some of the nation's banks are privately complaining that Apple Pay may not be so great after all.
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Rupert Murdoch Is Rebuffed in Offer for Time Warner
Murdoch's 21st Century Fox is said to have made a $80 billion takeover bid for Time Warner that was rebuffed.
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Tech firms may find no-poaching pacts costly
The question being whispered all over town now is how much will Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe ultimately have to pay?
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Hulu is said to be ready for an IPO
Hulu, the rapidly growing hub for online television and movies, aims to go public through an offering that could value the company at more than $2 billion, according to people briefed on the matter.In recent weeks, Hulu executives have begun...
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Facebook may hire Robert Gibbs, former Obama aide
Facebook is in talks to hire Robert Gibbs, President Obama's former White House press secretary, for a senior role in helping to manage the company's communications
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The mystery of Steve Jobs's public giving
Steve Jobs is a genius. He is an innovator. A visionary. He is perhaps the most beloved billionaire in the world. Surprisingly, there is one thing that Mr Jobs is not, at least not yet: a prominent philanthropist.
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Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
Microsoft announced on Tuesday that it would buy Skype Global for $8.5 billion in cash, in its largest acquisition ever.In Skype, Microsoft is buying the leader in Internet voice and video communications, with 107 million users per month connected for more than 100 minutes a month on average. That large and active user base represents a major asset...
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The hefty price CEOs pay to be at Davos
What's the price tag to be a Davos Man?Chief executives, government leaders and academics around the world are headed to Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's annual meeting this week -- a heady power gathering that mixes business, politics and Champagne in the Swiss Alps. It is an event that draws a wide range of decision makers, from...
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Why Some Donald Trump Supporters Are Taking Aim At Pepsi
At a conference last Thursday, PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi sat down with the New York Times' Andrew Ross Sorkin and spoke about topics ranging from soda taxes to what she learned from Steve Jobs before he died.
-
Decoding Steve Jobs: Was He a Genius or Cruel?
Jobs was a complicated leader: brilliantly creative and obsessive about every last detail.
-
Banks Find Fraud Abounds in Apple Pay
Six months after its launch in the US, some of the nation's banks are privately complaining that Apple Pay may not be so great after all.
-
Rupert Murdoch Is Rebuffed in Offer for Time Warner
Murdoch's 21st Century Fox is said to have made a $80 billion takeover bid for Time Warner that was rebuffed.
-
Tech firms may find no-poaching pacts costly
The question being whispered all over town now is how much will Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe ultimately have to pay?
-
Hulu is said to be ready for an IPO
Hulu, the rapidly growing hub for online television and movies, aims to go public through an offering that could value the company at more than $2 billion, according to people briefed on the matter.In recent weeks, Hulu executives have begun...
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Facebook may hire Robert Gibbs, former Obama aide
Facebook is in talks to hire Robert Gibbs, President Obama's former White House press secretary, for a senior role in helping to manage the company's communications
-
The mystery of Steve Jobs's public giving
Steve Jobs is a genius. He is an innovator. A visionary. He is perhaps the most beloved billionaire in the world. Surprisingly, there is one thing that Mr Jobs is not, at least not yet: a prominent philanthropist.
-
Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
Microsoft announced on Tuesday that it would buy Skype Global for $8.5 billion in cash, in its largest acquisition ever.In Skype, Microsoft is buying the leader in Internet voice and video communications, with 107 million users per month connected for more than 100 minutes a month on average. That large and active user base represents a major asset...
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The hefty price CEOs pay to be at Davos
What's the price tag to be a Davos Man?Chief executives, government leaders and academics around the world are headed to Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's annual meeting this week -- a heady power gathering that mixes business, politics and Champagne in the Swiss Alps. It is an event that draws a wide range of decision makers, from...
