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  • Tech

    Facebook’s long-awaited entry into the payments space is here

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  • Photo illustration of logo of car-sharing service app Uber on a smartphone over a reserved lane for taxis in a street in MadridTech

    Uber’s CFO steps down, sparking IPO speculation

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  • Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann.Tech

    Pinterest joins a rarified club of unicorns worth more than $10 billion

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  • Market Rebounds After 2 Days Of DeclinesFinance

    Stocks mount a strong rally ahead of the Fed’s rate meeting

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  • High Oil Prices Continue To Drive Gas Prices Steadily Upwards

    BPZ Resources files for bankruptcy as oil price plunge claims another victim

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  • Sam Simon’s End DaysLeadership

    ‘The Simpsons’ producer Sam Simon dies at 59

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  • Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple Inc., speaks during the Apple Inc. Spring Forward event in San Francisco, California, on March 9, 2015.Tech

    Apple’s Tim Cook unveils a ‘revolutionary’ Watch

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  • New Product Announcements At The Apple Inc. Spring Forward EventTech

    Apple unveils a reinvented MacBook with Retina display

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  • Stocks Close Down Over 100 PointsFinance

    Dow drops 300 points as a strong jobs report brings rate hike fears

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  • US-CYBER SECURITY-LACKLeadership

    Ex-NBC News chief Lack to return to a network juggling controversy, bad ratings

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  • Facebook Announces New Launcher Service For Android PhonesTech

    Why companies should brace for fewer ‘likes’ on their Facebook pages

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  • Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks at the WSJD Live conference in Laguna BeachTech

    HBO in talks with Apple for standalone streaming service

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  • Netflix Illustrations Ahead Of EarningsTech

    Netflix’s Oscar ambitions show with its latest movie deal

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  • Royal Bank of ScotlandFinance

    RBS cutting up to 14,000 investment banking jobs by 2019

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  • Still of Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music.Finance

    Half a century later, the box office is alive with ‘The Sound of Music’

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