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On February 26, 2010

Google’s Angels

In this week's issue of Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Kimberly Weisul and Spencer Ante report on the cadre of Google veterans plowing their cash into startups:

More than 40 ex-Googlers have invested in about 200 fledgling companies since 2005, according

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On February 26, 2010

Google in China: Too Big to Fail?

China and Google are reportedly resuming talks amidst signs that the two sides hope to work out their differences and allow the world's largest search engine to remain active within the world's largest Internet market.
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On February 26, 2010

10 Signs that ‘Going Green’ has Jumped the Shark

In 2008 I predicted an "alternative energy bubble." In 2009 I called global warming "an environmental fad." Today, I'm declaring war on everything "going green." Well, not exactly. But here are 10 signs that there's a great big overhyped green

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On February 26, 2010

The China-U.S Climate Change Standoff Continues

During the Copenhagen climate conference held late last year, representatives of over 150 countries were in attendance. Yet only two, the United States and China, held the majority of the attention -- and the power. Now it looks like the

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On February 26, 2010

Walmart Will Force Suppliers to Cut Carbon Use

OK, we'll cut our greenhouse gas emissions. But by "cutting our emissions", what we really mean is that we'll force everyone else to cut their emissions. Hey, whatever works, right? That's what Walmart might as well be saying in its

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On February 26, 2010

Will Verizon’s Marketing Juice Grease Palm?

Palm's warning Thursday that revenues for fiscal year 2010 will be "well below" its forecast of $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion has raised questions regarding its ability to survive as an independent company. The company's stocks closed

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