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  • Dick Costolo speaks onstage during ‘Social Goes Global’ at the Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on October 9, 2014 in San Francisco.Tech

    Twitter delivers, and CEO Dick Costolo is safe (for now)

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  • Twitter Goes Public On The New York Stock ExchangeTech

    Twitter stock pops as company tops earnings expectations

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  • The deal will create a national champion–and a headache for customers and regulators.Tech

    Why health hacks are worse than credit card hacks

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  • Confide co-founder Jon Brod at 2014 Fortune Brainstorm TechTech

    After Sony hack, big companies are flocking to this disappearing email app

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  • Taboola CEO Adam SingoldaTech

    The business of recommendations is huge: Taboola raises $117 million

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  • Tech

    Say Media hits reset, expects nearly $90 million in 2015 revenue

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  • Tech

    Exclusive: Dataminr raising $50 million to dig into social media data

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  • Swyft Media messaging apps branded emojiTech

    How one startup is turning emoji into cash

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  • Chief Executive Officer Of Yahoo! Inc. Marissa Mayer Joins Key Speakers At Cannes Lions International Festival Of Creativity

    Yahoo spins off its Alibaba stake. Here comes the scrutiny

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  • Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer speaks during her keynote address at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas

    Yahoo to spin off Alibaba stake

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  • Why are website companies spending millions on Super Bowl ads?

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  • Group of business people having a business meeting

    Memo enables anonymous office gossip. The crazy thing? Companies might actually like it

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  • Fab.com Inc. CEO & Co-Founder Jason Goldberg Interview

    Fab was never a billion-dollar company

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  • Artsy screenshotLuxury

    A bold, new direction for the fine art industry: online sales

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  • Facebook Founder And Co-founder

    To build a billion-dollar company, keep your founder in the CEO spot

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