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Amazon makes money; says little about it
Amazon makes money; says little about it
Once again, the e-commerce giant keeps its owners - i.e. shareholders - in the dark about the business details.
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Google's growth underwhelms as spending balloons
The Internet giant's fourth-quarter revenue failed to meet analysts' expectations, sending the company's shares down in after-hours trading.
Shake Shack prices IPO, extra toppings included
The popular burger priced its IPO Thursday night above the expected range. Trading is set to begin Friday.
What if we put servers in space?
ConnectX wants to take corporate data out of the cloud and into the final frontier, revolutionizing the way we store, transmit, and analyze information.
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