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    With some swagger, security firm Veracode preps for an IPO

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    Why Apple Pay took so long to get here

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  • A DJI S1000 octocopter carrying a vertical banner during a DroneCast promotional flight in Philadelphia.

    For one student, dreams of drone-based advertising take flight

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  • Pat Gelsinger, VMware's chief executive, at VMworld Europe in Barcelona, Spain in October 2013.

    For VMware, keep friendly tech close (and enemy tech closer)

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    The Google IPO crew, then and now

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    So long, Satisfries

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    As conflict persists, Iraq’s wheat production hangs in the balance

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  • Michelle Zatlyn, co-founder, CloudFlare.

    Meet Fortune’s 2014 Big Data All-Stars

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  • Satya Nadella at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2014 in Aspen, Colo.

    Microsoft’s ‘one’ big decision

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  • Code2040's 2013 summer fellows on their first day.

    In tech, some minorities are too minor. This group wants to change that.

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • Left to right: Michael Schrage, Sloan School, MIT; Stephen Gillett, COO, Symantec; Dan Kaufman, Director of the Information Innovation Office, DARPA; Christy Wyatt, CEO, Good Technology.

    Three types of cybersecurity threats (and two employees) to worry about most

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