Laura Lorenzetti

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  • Finance

    Activist investor Bill Ackman readies his Herbalife ‘deathblow’ for Tuesday

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  • Key Speakers At The Oracle OpenWorld 2013 Conference

    Activist investor pushing for a breakup of EMC

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  • BotoxFinance

    Allergan says it will cut 13% of its global workforce

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  • The logo of IBM is seen at their booth pInternational

    Russian legislators want to cut off international technology companies

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  • FinanceFinance

    Forbes sells majority stake to group of international investors

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  • Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd. and Founder Jack Ma As Company Files for U.S. Initial Public Offering of E-Commerce Giant

    Alibaba may discount IPO price to avoid Facebook’s pitfall

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  • A General Electric sign.Finance

    GE’s earnings hit the mark as it readies IPO of unit

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  • Microsoft’s layoffs are huge – or small – depending on how you look at it

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  • Google’s contact lens with embedded ‘smart lens’ technology was first announced in 2014.

    Google, Novartis ready to make reading glasses obsolete

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  • Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd. and Founder Jack Ma As Company Files for U.S. Initial Public Offering of E-Commerce Giant

    Alibaba reportedly planning to go public after Labor Day

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  • Aereo isn’t a cable company, U.S. Copyright Office says

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  • Hobby Lobby At Center Of Supreme Court Case Against Affordable Care Act Birth Control ClauseLeadership

    Senate bill to reverse Hobby Lobby decision doesn’t pass

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  • A high price for a groundbreaking treatment.Finance

    Vertex gets tangled in Medicaid lawsuit

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  • Fox’s bid for Time Warner would make it the second biggest media deal ever. Deal amounts include equity value and net debt.Finance

    Murdoch’s Time Warner bid would be second-largest media deal ever

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  • Dry fields and bare trees at Panoche Road, looking west, on Wednesday February 5, 2014, near San Joaquin, CA. California drought has hit the Central Valley hard.Finance

    California’s drought will cost $2.2 billion in agriculture losses

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