On August 8, 2011
Strikers Claim Verizon Wants to Strip 50 Years of Contract Gains
Members of the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted to go on strike at Verizon Communications on Sunday. The 45,000 striking workers are employed in the wireline side of Verizon's operations…
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On August 8, 2011
Wix.com Helps You Mint Mobile Sites
To keep up with mobile customers, having a mobile-ready website is key. Here's how to get one.No tags for this post.
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On August 8, 2011
Amazon May Have to Share Its E-Books to Kick-Start Its Publishing Venture
Amazon wants its new publishing division to sell books, and that will mean letting Barnes & Noble handle the e-book variety.
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On August 8, 2011
Leap Year, Series Finale: Life in 3D
Lisa goes into labor while her, Aaron, Bryn and Derek visit programming genius, Sergei Lenov, in the woods. With hours left, the gang tries desperately to get the final pieces together to present their new…
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On August 8, 2011
E-Commerce More Competitive in the U.S. Than a Year Ago
Good news for small e-commerce businesses: a new report from comScore finds that the top 25 online retailers account for a smaller percentage of total online sales than they did a year ago. This is U.S. data.
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On August 8, 2011
The Real Solution Is Growth
Recent headlines have focused on the debt ceiling, the recent credit rating downgrade, unemployment, and the other thorny fiscal challenges facing the United States. But consider this: increasing the country's average growth rate by…
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On August 8, 2011
The Cost of Free Trade | BTalk
Economist Steve Keen says the arguments for free trade often make great assumptions on the mobility of capital and labour.
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On August 8, 2011
PR Gaffe of the Month: When Fake Twitter Accounts Fail
A person connected to the oil lobby was recently outed for setting up fake Twitter accounts that supported the controversial oil sands pipeline. Here are a few social media rules to remember next...
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On August 8, 2011
FAA Funded Temporarily, But Fliers Won’t See Any Refunds
President Obama has signed a temporary funding deal for the FAA that the Senate passed, but fliers won't get any refunds on FAA ticket taxes.
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