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  • LinkedIn forks over $6 million in back wages, damages for unpaid overtime

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  • Facebook users dial 911 over social network outage

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  • New Bitcoin challenger launches

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  • Why Twitter surprised Wall Street

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  • airbnb_horizontal_lockup_web

    Airbnb helps cities prep for disasters

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  • OKCupid Along with PlentyOfFish, OKCupid began life as one of the first widely used free dating sites on the web. By all accounts, it’s succeeding with its relatively new app as well. Users answer dozens or hundreds of questions, the answers to which are run through OKCupid’s algorithms to produce potential matches.

    OKCupid: We experiment on users too

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  • San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee

    San Francisco’s Mayor: ‘I’ve always felt a bit ashamed’ of Market St.

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  • Google has another fast growing business (Hint: It’s not search)

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  • Google trumps revenue estimates with strong online ad sales

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  • Startup Idol judges (L-R) Wenda Harris Millard, COO, MediaLink;<br /> Jeff Fagnan, Partner, Atlas Venture;<br /> David Bell, Chairman, gyro, and Director, Time Inc.

    Brainstorm Tech Startup Idol: And this year’s winner is…

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  • Andy Jassy, SVP, Web Services, Amazon.com<br /> Interviewer: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

    Amazon Web Services SVP: More price cuts are coming

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  • Cisco CEO John Chambers at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2014

    Cisco CEO: Two-thirds of enterprise companies won’t exist in 25 years

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  • Renée James, President, Intel

    Intel President: Why we missed the mobile revolution

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  • A Lyft user.

    New York City files restraining order against Lyft

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  • Why is BlackBerry’s stock up 45% this year?

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