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  • Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks at Fortune Brainstorm Tech in Aspen, Colorado on July 14, 2014.

    How Microsoft plans to court startups

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  • L-R<br /> James Lee, Vice Chairman, JPMorgan Chase &amp; Co.<br /> Josh Kopelman, Managing Partner, First Round Capital<br /> Jim Breyer, Partner, Accel Partners<br /> Moderator: Dan Primack, Senior Editor, Fortune.com

    Why is tech M&A booming?

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  • With an audience of 11 million young women, Bustle raises $5 million more

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  • The first brick-and-mortar Birchbox store in the Soho neighborhood of New York City.Retail

    With a wired store, Birchbox rethinks brick-and-mortar retail

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  • A preview of Spring, a mobile shopping startup.

    David and Alan Tisch raise $7.5 million for stealthy mobile shopping startup Spring

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  • Utah Bar Accidentally Sends Picture of Topless Woman to Every Lawyer in the State

    Sponsored content is the holy grail of digital publishing. But does it work?

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  • Michelle Williams for Louis Vuitton Spring 2014Retail

    Used Chanel bags are worth a lot, but Marc Jacobs? Not so much

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  • The Imgur homepage.

    Imgur emerges from the shadows

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  • Management

    A return to hieroglyphics

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  • Kevin RyanTech

    Kevin Ryan, the ‘Godfather’ of NYC tech, on serial entrepreneurship, Gilt’s IPO and a possible run for mayor

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  • GE will create 30 big data startups alongside an Orange County incubator

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  • Cyrus Massoumi, CEO of ZocDocTech

    ZocDoc raising $152 million at $1.6 billion valuation

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  • online shoppingRetail

    Online retailers are selling more than just stuff, they’re selling eyeballs and audiences.

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  • Shapeways Made with Code bracelet

    Shapeways doubles its 3D printing capacity to encourage more girl coders

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  • Why YouTube is spending mega ad dollars to promote Vice News

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